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# Advanced Chests
Advanced Chests are a special form of chests you can use to further expand your farms, storage houses, and even automate your grinders.\
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Sell chests are the only form of chest you can upgrade once you Prestige. The most popular form of chests that players utilize to make them money! For example. once you Prestige, you can upgrade it to "Sell Chest I," "SellChest II," and so on...\ 
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You can also sort your chest with a simple button!\
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You can also sell all the chest content!\
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Why use furnaces? when you can smelt all your content with a simple click!\
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Compress your ores and turn them into blocks!\
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Schedule automatic sells for each chest!\
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