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== Earning Bells == | == Earning Bells == | ||
| − | + | There are several ways you can earn bells in [[Animal Crossing (Series)|Animal Crossing]]. Not all of these options may be available in every [[:Category:Games|game]]. | |
| − | + | *Selling items to [[Tom Nook|Nook]] | |
| − | There are several ways you can earn bells in Animal Crossing. Not all of these options may be available in every game. | + | *Running errands for [[villagers]] |
| − | Selling items to Nook | + | *Shaking [[tree]]s |
| − | Running errands for villagers | + | *Growing [[bell tree]]s |
| − | Shaking | + | *Digging them up |
| − | Growing bell | ||
| − | Digging them up | ||
== Using Bells == | == Using Bells == | ||
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Once you've earned your bells, you're going to need something to do with them. Not all of these options may be available in every game. | Once you've earned your bells, you're going to need something to do with them. Not all of these options may be available in every game. | ||
| − | Buying from Nook | + | *Buying from [[Tom Nook|Nook]] |
| − | Buying from Gracie | + | *Buying from [[Gracie Grace|Gracie]] |
| − | Buying from Redd | + | *Buying from [[Redd's Store|Redd]] |
| − | Buying/Designing at the Able Sisters | + | *Buying/Designing at the [[Able Sisters]] |
| − | Saving at the ABD | + | *Saving at the [[ABD]] |
| − | Bidding at the Auction House | + | *Bidding at the [[Auction House]] |
| − | Learning new emotions at The Marquee | + | *Learning new emotions at [[The Marquee]] |
| − | Getting a shoe shine from Kicks | + | *Getting a shoe shine from [[Kicks]] |
| − | Getting your hair done at Shampoodle | + | *Getting your hair done at [[Shampoodle]] |
| − | Having your fortune told at Katrina's | + | *Having your fortune told at [[Katrina's]] |
== Bells and Wifi == | == Bells and Wifi == | ||
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Because almost anything can be done on wifi, bells are much easier to get and spend over wifi. Many members give people bells for free. They also give away Royal Crown's, because they sell for 300,000 bells, more than you can hold in a bell bag. Many people also hold yard sales or auctions, where they have used items they no longer want and try to get members to offer more than it could be sold to Nook. | Because almost anything can be done on wifi, bells are much easier to get and spend over wifi. Many members give people bells for free. They also give away Royal Crown's, because they sell for 300,000 bells, more than you can hold in a bell bag. Many people also hold yard sales or auctions, where they have used items they no longer want and try to get members to offer more than it could be sold to Nook. | ||
Revision as of 08:42, October 27, 2010
Bells are the currency of the Animal Crossing Series. Bells can be stored in the ABD in City Folk, or in your bank account in Animal Crossing: Population Growing and Animal Crossing: Wild World.
Earning Bells
There are several ways you can earn bells in Animal Crossing. Not all of these options may be available in every game.
- Selling items to Nook
- Running errands for villagers
- Shaking trees
- Growing bell trees
- Digging them up
Using Bells
Once you've earned your bells, you're going to need something to do with them. Not all of these options may be available in every game.
- Buying from Nook
- Buying from Gracie
- Buying from Redd
- Buying/Designing at the Able Sisters
- Saving at the ABD
- Bidding at the Auction House
- Learning new emotions at The Marquee
- Getting a shoe shine from Kicks
- Getting your hair done at Shampoodle
- Having your fortune told at Katrina's
Bells and Wifi
Because almost anything can be done on wifi, bells are much easier to get and spend over wifi. Many members give people bells for free. They also give away Royal Crown's, because they sell for 300,000 bells, more than you can hold in a bell bag. Many people also hold yard sales or auctions, where they have used items they no longer want and try to get members to offer more than it could be sold to Nook.
