Break and Steal an Egg Pickaxes: Rarity, Cost, and Power Values

Two published tables for Break and Steal an Egg pickaxes list the same rarity, cost, and Power values. See every sourced entry, exactly as printed.

Below, every value tied to the Break and Steal an Egg pickaxes is repeated exactly as the other sites printed it, with each table attributed to its source.

What the Break and Steal an Egg Pickaxes Tables Cover

Both sites also publish a list of the Break and Steal an Egg pickaxes, and both lists carry the same three data fields per entry: a rarity label, a cost, and a Power value. Deltia's Gaming presents those fields in a table alongside the pickaxe name. Sportskeeda presents each name as a heading and the three fields as bullets beneath it.

Rarity labels that appear in the two supplied lists: Common, Uncommon, Rare, Epic, Legendary, Mythic, Divine, Cosmic, Secret, and Celestial.
Cost strings are printed with suffixes such as K, M, B, T, and Qa.
Power values are printed as plain numbers at the lower end of the list and with the same style of suffixes at the higher end.

Those points simply describe the fields the two sites print. Neither source explains how a rarity label or a Power value is assigned.

The Complete Sourced Value Table

The table below reproduces the names, rarity labels, costs, and Power values that appear in both Deltia's Gaming's Break and Steal an Egg pickaxe guide and Sportskeeda's all-pickaxes list. No value has been converted, rounded, or recalculated.

Pickaxe	Rarity as listed	Cost as listed	Power as listed
Wooden Pickaxe	Common	Starter	1
Stone Pickaxe	Common	$80	4
Iron Pickaxe	Uncommon	$800	15
Golden Pickaxe	Uncommon	$20K	60
Diamond Pickaxe	Rare	$160K	250
Strawberry Pickaxe	Rare	$1.2M	1K
Cactus Pickaxe	Epic	$6M	4K
Lightning Pickaxe	Legendary	$40M	15K
Candy Pickaxe	Mythic	$400M	60K
Rainbow Pickaxe	Mythic	$2.8B	250K
Crystal Pickaxe	Divine	$20B	1M
Demon Pickaxe	Divine	$120B	4M
Hacker Pickaxe	Cosmic	$1.2T	15M
UFO Pickaxe	Cosmic	$12T	60M
Secret Pickaxe	Secret	$80T	250M
Cool Pickaxe	Secret	$600T	1B
Galaxy Pickaxe	Celestial	$4Qa	5B
Celestial Pickaxe	Celestial	$20Qa	25B

Two details are worth repeating plainly. First, the Wooden Pickaxe is the only entry whose cost field reads "Starter" rather than a currency amount. Second, the cost and Power strings are shown here exactly as the source tables print them, including the letter suffixes.

The Same Entries Grouped by Rarity Label

Grouping the two lists by their rarity labels makes the labeling pattern easier to scan. This grouping uses only the labels printed in the source tables.

Rarity label	Pickaxes listed with this label
Common	Wooden Pickaxe; Stone Pickaxe
Uncommon	Iron Pickaxe; Golden Pickaxe
Rare	Diamond Pickaxe; Strawberry Pickaxe
Epic	Cactus Pickaxe
Legendary	Lightning Pickaxe
Mythic	Candy Pickaxe; Rainbow Pickaxe
Divine	Crystal Pickaxe; Demon Pickaxe
Cosmic	Hacker Pickaxe; UFO Pickaxe
Secret	Secret Pickaxe; Cool Pickaxe
Celestial	Galaxy Pickaxe; Celestial Pickaxe

A single label can cover more than one entry, so the rarity name on its own does not identify a specific pickaxe. To match a pickaxe to its listed cost or Power, use the pickaxe name.

How the Deltia's Gaming and Sportskeeda Tables Compare

The two pages differ in format and in publication date, but not in the numbers they print for the Break and Steal an Egg pickaxes.

Comparison point	Deltia's Gaming	Sportskeeda
Date shown on the article	September 30, 2026	Modified September 28, 2026
How entries are presented	One table with columns for pickaxe, rarity, cost, and power	One heading per pickaxe with rarity, cost, and power as bullets
Rarity, cost, and Power values	Listed per entry	Listed per entry
Values that differ between the two lists	None found when comparing the supplied tables	None found when comparing the supplied tables

Because the two formats carry identical values, you can read either page to check a single entry. Neither page states that its list is exhaustive after future game updates, so treat both as dated snapshots.

How to Read the Cost and Power Columns

The cost column mixes plain amounts with suffixed amounts. Lower entries use short strings such as $80 or $800, while later entries use $20K, $1.2M, $2.8B, $1.2T, and finally $4Qa and $20Qa. The Power column follows a similar pattern: it starts as plain numbers such as 1, 4, 15, and 60, then switches to 1K, 250K, 15M, 250M, and 25B for later entries.

Three practical notes when you use these tables:

Copy values exactly as printed. If you write down a cost or a Power figure, include the suffix, because the suffix is part of what the source shows.
Check the date on the page you are reading. The two supplied tables are from late September 2026, and a later revision of the game could change what the shop displays.
Match by pickaxe name rather than by position in the list. The ordering in the tables is the ordering the sources chose to print.

Both Deltia's Gaming and Sportskeeda are third-party outlets, so their tables are their own reporting rather than an official confirmation from the game's developers. Where a specific number matters, compare it against the live shop in the game itself.

FAQ

Which pickaxes appear in the Break and Steal an Egg pickaxes tables?

The supplied tables list the Wooden, Stone, Iron, Golden, Diamond, Strawberry, Cactus, Lightning, Candy, Rainbow, Crystal, Demon, Hacker, UFO, Secret, Cool, Galaxy, and Celestial pickaxes.

Which entry do the sources list with the highest Power?

Deltia's Gaming and Sportskeeda both print the Celestial Pickaxe with a Power value of 25B, and both FAQs name it as the most powerful entry in their lists.

What is the most expensive entry in the tables?

Both sources list the Celestial Pickaxe at $20Qa and describe it as the most expensive pickaxe they cover.

Where did the values in this article come from?

Every figure comes from the two linked guides, Deltia's Gaming and Sportskeeda, and is reprinted here without conversion. The article covers only those two sources and does not add entries from anywhere else.