Animal Crossing: New Horizons, how to make money and Stelline with turnips

If you want to know how to make a lot of money in Animal Crossing: New Horizons, we tell you in this guide which also includes turnips

Animal Crossing: New Horizons has invaded the web and is now completely clogged with user creations, including wonderful homes and furnished islands. All of this still takes time and hard work, but mostly Stelline. Despite the implementation of the new Miles of Nook, the Starlets still remain the main way to progress in the game. We therefore want to share with you our tricks on how to make money in Animal Crossing: New Horizons, taking advantage of everything the island has to offer including the all-important turnips.

The Wall Street Islanders

We can bet that if you are playing Animal Crossing: New Horizons you have certainly seen on the internet screenshots of other users making millions of stars. Who knows how they will be so rich if they can quickly expand their home, break into shops and build? With this guide we will explain step by step how to make money quickly and without much effort thanks to turnips, in the end you too can have an economic empire in Animal Crossing: New Horizons. But before making millions we must first have accumulated a good amount of Stelline, so let's start from the beginning.

Collect resources and resell them - Animal Crossing: New Horizons, how to make money with turnips

Let's start with a method to quickly make money without effort. Your job is to sell some of the infinite resources that the island offers us. Among these are the fruits on trees extremely common and scattered around the island. Also, if you manage to sell them on another map where your fruit is not native, you will also earn more stars.

Also in this category are the shells or anything you see on the beach (apart from the bottles and the poor gulliver) can be sold. Type of resource that constantly reappears throughout the day, so we advise you to visit the coasts often. In reality, minerals, pebbles, clay and wood could also be sold but we advise you to keep them to build furniture and much more. We also strongly recommend that you do not sell gold ores considering their extreme rarity and use for crafting gold tools and celestial furniture.

Catching bugs, fish, fossils and those damn tarantulas - Animal Crossing: New Horizons, how to make money with turnips

What you will often do in Animal Crossing: New Horizons is collect endemic wildlife and fossil including, reselling them to the Nook twins. You will need a screen for the insects, the fishing rod for the fish and a shovel to dig up fossils. The latter are easier to find, as they are found by digging the holes that reappear every day on the island. After we have identified our Paleolithic finds from Blatero or collected fish and insects, we can safely resell them.

However, there are better buyers than others, so be careful if they appear on your island Ivano the insect enthusiast or CJ the competitive fisherman. They will buy insects and fish respectively at a higher price. It should also be added that there is better fauna than the other to get rich, the rarest specimens in fact can be sold up to 15.000 stars. We have talked extensively about fish in particular in this article, while as regards insects we tell you something now. We advise you to focus your research on Cobra and Butterflies Tarantulas as they are among the most common species to encounter.

More specifically, the arachnid has an entire rare dedicated island that we can visit with the use of Miles Tickets. By capturing all those inside you can get up to 250.000 Bells, a good reason to overcome the fear of spiders. To catch it, approach slowly keeping the net raised, stop as soon as it shows its teeth, wait for it to lower and continue like this until you are close enough to finish the job.

Using stones and trees to make money - Animal Crossing: New Horizons, how to make money with turnips

As for the trees, we have a whole guide by the way reachable at this address. Very important to read before moving on to turnips and understand how to make money in Animal Crossing: New Horizons. The question of stones, on the other hand, is quite simple. As you probably already know, by hitting the stones with a shovel or ax we can collect minerals, clay and pebbles. However, the notion may escape the notion that one of those rocks can be hit every day to receive generous amounts of money.

There are no tricks to identify them, we will have to find it every day by hitting them all or until we get to what we hoped for. If you manage to hit them in the right way you will have obtained 16 thousand stars, if you want to know how to hit the rocks take a look at this guide.

Visit Brunella on Sunday and sell turnips during the week - Animal Crossing: New Horizons, how to make money with turnips

We are finally at the strong price and we can tell you how to make money on turnips in Animal Crossing New Horizons. Turnips are available for purchase from a new character named Brunella, will visit your island every Sunday from 5 in the morning until noon. The purchase price changes every time and it is important to remember this to take into account the profit we want to make.

The more money you make during the week, the more turnips you can buy, but be careful because if you don't sell your turnips by the following Sunday these they will rot and lose all monetary value. However, you can use them to attract and catch flies and cockroaches. The sale of turnips can be done throughout the week at Nook's shop, always asking for the first price to which they will buy them.

The figure will always change, so it is one bet in the hope that it will grow during the day or week. If on our island it is too low we can always ask how much they are bought on our friends' islands. But if you see that the situation is desperate and you don't know how to do it, maybe you will be able to recover the money by contacting other Animal Crossing: New Horizons players, let's see how. In any case, buying turnips for a figure that is around 90-100 Stelline each, is not bad at all.

Using tools to know the value of turnips - Animal Crossing: New Horizons, how to make money with turnips

Browsing the web we came across some tools that can help us in the sale. One of them is Turnip Prophet which helps predict turnips price changes during the week. What we will need to do is simply enter the turnips prices from the previous week along with the prices for now. In the table that will appear immediately below we will be able to see some forecasts, with the minimum and maximum peak. Nothing infallible, but useful to get an idea.

The second is Turnip Exchange, to find unknown islands with better prices. Just find the price that interests us and get in the waiting line (by entering only your name in the game, no friend code) and wait to receive the Dodo Code to visit their island and sell the necessary. Some players may ask for pawns before or after joining, we advise you to join those who ask for nothing. Anyway these are not official tools, therefore we advise you to always use them with due caution.

What are you going to do with this money?

At the end of this guide we hope to have answered some of your doubts about how to make money on turnips in Animal Crossing: New Horizons, let's now make a brief summary of our suggestions:

1. Collect resources and resell them
2. Catching bugs, fish, fossils and those damn tarantulas
3. Using stones and trees to make money
4. Visit Brunella on Sunday and sell turnips during the week
5. Use tools to know the value of turnips

However, in case you have any doubts or want clarifications about this relaxing Nintendo game, ask us your questions below in the comments or if you are looking for other guides, we have some really interesting ones: how to build stairs to climb to the top, how to jump and travel in the time and how to play in 2.

Animal Crossing: New Horizons is available from March 20, 2020 on Nintendo Switch. In the meantime, I invite you to continue following us on Holygamerz to stay updated on the world of video games and technology.