Although an additional 990,000 Bells can be held in letters, these cannot be accessed for spending. In New Horizons, the player can have a maximum of 40 inventory slots and can carry a maximum of 4,059,999 in their inventory. Quantities of Bells are most commonly represented by tan-colored sacks, which feature a dark star marking in City Folk and New Leaf. Sacks are used in all games to represent Bell values ranging from 1,000 to 99,000. In GCN games Bell sacks also represent lower values from 100-900. In Wild World, the 100 Bell coin was introduced, depicted as a generic golden coin with a star printed in the middle. Buy Nook Miles Tickets from ACBellsBuy.

This coin graphic replaces the Bell sack for the aforementioned value range. Bells are most easily obtained by selling items to the store. Bells may also be received from villagers, struck from money rocks, dug up from shining spots (Switch, GCN and N64 versions of the game only), obtained through Bell Vouchers, and shaken from both regular and money trees. During the summer, a popular strategy is to stock up on high-selling nocturnal beetles and fish. This tactic is available year-round in New Leaf, where players can visit Tortimer Island which features summer collectibles at any time of the year.

Another less profitable option confirmed for New Leaf is to save and exit the game, store all tools somewhere, collect all seashells and sell all the seashells, and repeat all of those steps. This is possible because the seashells will be generated during the preparation of the town. Specifically in New Horizons players create Tarantula and Scorpion on mystery tours through the Dodo Airlines to pay off their home loan. Money rock island is another way to earn Bells from each rock on that specific island. Bells are the primary currency used in the Animal Crossing series, with Nook Miles introduced as a secondary currency in New Horizons. recommend acbellsbuy.com  Buy Nook Miles Tickets .