After players have upgradedAnimal Crossing: New Horizon' Resident Services tent to a building, they will find that a new item called a Bell Voucher can be purchased from the Nook Stop terminal. Costing 500Nook Miles,Animal Crossing: New Horizons' Bell Voucher is a simple golden ticket, and this guide looks to provide details on what players can do with it.
Simply, Bell Vouchers inAnimal Crossing: New Horizonsare a way for fans to convert their excess Nook Miles into the game’s other currency, as these tickets can be sold to Timmy and Tommy at Nook’s Cranny for 3,000 Bells a piece. While players that are still looking to pickup various items from the Nook Stop terminal will likely not be particularly interested in making this conversion, it may be a good option for those that find themselves with a surplus of Nook Miles.
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However, there are many ways tomake a lot of Bells inAnimal Crossing: New Horizons, and players may thus want to hold on to their extra Miles for things like Nook Miles Tickets rather than spend them on Bell Vouchers. Some methods for earning Bells fast inACNHinclude hunting tarantulas and selling non-native fruits, and players can even grow a Bell tree if they so desire.
Even still, Bell Vouchers inACNHcan be useful when a fan just needs a few quick Bells and does not feel like engaging with the game’s other activities. Perhaps they are looking to finish paying off a loan that they received fromTom Nook, or maybe they have their eye on a particular piece of furniture at Nook’s Cranny. Whatever the case may be, Bell Vouchers inAnimal Crossing: New Horizonscan help players collect the last Bells that they need.
With all of that said, the appearance of Bell Vouchers inAnimal Crossing: New Horizonsmay leave some players wondering if it is possible to go in the other direction and convert Bells into Nook Miles. Currently, there is nothing like a Mile Voucher for that purpose, and players will need to keep fishing,catching bugs, and chopping wood for their Nook Miles.
