At Nook’s Cranny, a white and pink “Cute Vanity” sells for 5,400 bells. On Nookazon, it’ll cost you an average of 100,000, a few Nook Mile Tickets, or an item from the seller’s wishlist.
If you don’t play Animal Crossing: New Horizons, these terms probably go right over your head. If you do play, you’re probably appalled by these prices. For the uninitiated, bells are the in-game currency. Nook Mile Tickets, often abbreviated to NMT, can only be bought with points players gain by fulfilling certain tasks, and allow players to visit randomized “mystery” islands that are full of valuable resources. If players are lucky, they can meet rare characters on those islands and ask them to move to their villages. Read more…
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