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	The last column is mostly equipment dropped at a fraction of a percent, sold to an NPC shop at 60% of its listed price, so it arrives in big lumps. Some examples from real drop tables:		The last column is mostly equipment dropped at a fraction of a percent, sold to an NPC shop at 60% of its listed price, so it arrives in big lumps. Some examples from real drop tables:

			Throwing stars and bullets are rarer on low-level monsters: any monster below level 50 drops them at 0.3 times their usual chance. A [[Monster:Snail\|Snail]]'s [[Item:Subi Throwing-Stars\|Subi Throwing-Stars]], for example, drop on 0.9% of kills instead of 3%. They sell for little anyway (a full stack of Subi Throwing-Stars fetches 407 Vesos, a full stack of [[Item:Bullet\|Bullets]] 500), so this hardly changes what a low-level hunt earns.

			{{Changed\|Throwing stars and bullets drop at 0.3 times their usual chance from monsters below level 50.}}

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{{Glance|title=Making Vesos at a glance
|Every day, no fighting|[[Maple TV Broadcasts|Maple TV]]: up to 50,000. [[Daily Check-In]] (level 10+): 1,000 to 50,000
|Levels 1 to 20|Coin drops are at full value. Hunt the levels you are on
|Levels 21 and up|Coins fade to 8%. Money comes from selling drops and from quests
|Best repeatable quests|New Leaf City bounties (levels 40 to 80): up to 550,000 every 2 days
|Tamers (level 130)|Four dailies at 50,700 each
}}
This page explains where Vesos really come from at each stage of the game, using the game's own coin and drop tables. For the rules behind the numbers see [[Vesos]] and [[Selling and Buying Rules]].

{{Note|All monster figures below are averages at the normal drop rate, worked out from the game's drop tables and the NPC sell prices. A short session can be far above or far below them, especially from rare drops.}}

== Money that needs no fighting ==
Do these every day, whatever your level. Together they are worth around 60,000 Vesos a day.

{| class="wikitable"
! scope="col" | Activity
! scope="col" | Reward
! scope="col" | Requirement
! scope="col" | Resets
|-
| [[Maple TV Broadcasts|Watch a Maple TV broadcast]]
| '''5,000''' per broadcast, up to 10 a day: 50,000
| None
| 00:00 UTC; at least a minute between two broadcasts
|-
| [[Daily Check-In]]
| 1,000 on day 1, rising to 50,000 on day 28; 279,500 over a full cycle, plus potions and White Scrolls
| Level 10
| 23 hours; breaks if you miss 48 hours
|}

== Levels 1 to 20: coins and the first quests ==
Coins are at full value up to level 15 and are still 43% at level 20. A typical monster drops a coin pile on about 4 kills in 10:

{| class="wikitable"
! scope="col" | Monster
! scope="col" | Level
! scope="col" | Coin pile on a hit
! scope="col" | Average per kill
|-
| [[Monster:Snail|Snail]]
| 1
| 4 to 5
| about 2
|-
| [[Monster:Pig|Pig]]
| 7
| 14 to 20
| about 7
|-
| [[Monster:Orange Mushroom|Orange Mushroom]]
| 8
| 16 to 23
| about 8
|-
| [[Monster:Green Mushroom|Green Mushroom]]
| 15
| 28 to 41
| about 14
|-
| [[Monster:Blue Mushroom|Blue Mushroom]]
| 20
| 16 to 23 (36 to 53 before the level curve)
| about 8
|}

At these levels the best use of your time is simply levelling: higher monsters pay larger piles until level 15. Pick up everything you can sell; the common drops of many monsters, such as Green Mushroom Caps (6 Vesos) or Blue Mushroom Caps (7), are worth a few Vesos each at the shop.

== Levels 21 to 100: selling what monsters drop ==
Past level 20 the coin pile shrinks fast (8% of the original from level 30), so an ordinary monster adds only a few Vesos per kill in coins. The income moves to what the monsters carry. Averaged over every ordinary field monster in the level band:

{| class="wikitable"
! scope="col" | Monster level
! scope="col" | Coins per kill
! scope="col" | Common drops per kill (20% chance or more)
! scope="col" | All other drops per kill (potions, ores, scrolls, equipment)
|-
| 21 to 30
| 7
| 7
| about 100
|-
| 31 to 40
| 4
| 10
| about 270
|-
| 41 to 50
| 7
| 14
| about 400
|-
| 51 to 70
| 11
| 19
| about 580
|-
| 71 to 100
| 17
| 36
| about 950
|}

The last column is mostly equipment dropped at a fraction of a percent, sold to an NPC shop at 60% of its listed price, so it arrives in big lumps. Some examples from real drop tables:

{| class="wikitable"
! scope="col" | Monster
! scope="col" | Drop
! scope="col" | Chance
! scope="col" | Shop pays
|-
| [[Monster:Wild Boar|Wild Boar]] (level 25)
| [[Item:Lionheart|Lionheart]]
| 0.07%
| 84,000
|-
| [[Monster:Cold Eye|Cold Eye]] (level 40)
| [[Item:Maple Doom Singer|Maple Doom Singer]]
| 0.07%
| 60,000
|-
| [[Monster:Drake|Drake]] (level 50)
| [[Item:Sai|Sai]]
| 0.07%
| 132,000
|-
| [[Monster:Red Drake|Red Drake]] (level 60)
| [[Item:Maple Havoc Hammer|Maple Havoc Hammer]]
| 0.07%
| 144,000
|}

Sell the loot in one go with '''Sell All''' (see [[Selling and Buying Rules]]) and keep a favourite star on anything you want to keep. Everything you sell can be bought back for 24 hours at the same price if you made a mistake.

=== Repeatable quests worth doing ===
The big, steady Vesos come from the few repeatable quests that pay them. The New Leaf City bounties are by far the richest for characters between level 40 and 80. [[NPC:Lita Lawless|Lita Lawless]] in [[Map:New Leaf City - Town Center|New Leaf City - Town Center]] gives four bounties. Finish each once, and you can then repeat it every 48 hours:

{| class="wikitable"
! scope="col" | Bounty
! scope="col" | Level
! scope="col" | Bring
! scope="col" | First time
! scope="col" | Every 48 hours
|-
| [[Quest:Fool's Gold|Fool's Gold]]
| 40
| 30 Lucky Charms
| 100,000 Vesos, 100,000 EXP
| 100,000 Vesos, 94,225 EXP
|-
| [[Quest:Rags to Riches|Rags to Riches]]
| 70
| 30 Soiled Rags
| 200,000 Vesos, 1,000,000 EXP
| 200,000 Vesos, 533,721 EXP
|-
| [[Quest:One Step A-Head|One Step A-Head]]
| 75
| 1 Jack O'Lantern
| 200,000 Vesos, 290,000 EXP
| 100,000 Vesos, 290,000 EXP
|-
| [[Quest:Catch a Bigfoot by the Toe|Catch a Bigfoot by the Toe]]
| 80
| 1 Bigfoot's Toe
| 300,000 Vesos, 400,000 EXP
| 150,000 Vesos, 400,000 EXP
|}

All four repeats together pay 550,000 Vesos every two days. [[Repeatable Quests]] lists every quest that can be repeated.

== Tamers ==
A [[Tamer]] of level 130 or more who has finished the Tamer starting quests has four dailies, each paying 50,700 Vesos and about a million EXP: Mar the Fairy's two rounds and Trainer Bartos's two duels. Together they pay 202,800 Vesos a day.

== Trading for Vesos ==
Selling to another player always beats the NPC price for anything valuable. Use a [[Player Stores|player store]] for Vesos, or the [[Item Trading Center]] when the buyer pays in [[VX]]. A trade costs the receiver a fee that starts at 0.8% for 100,000 Vesos or more; see [[Trading]].

== Where Vesos disappear ==
* The [[Game Arcade]] Galton board costs 1,000 a ball and pays about 859 back on average, so it is a sink, not an income.
* Mounts and some late quests charge millions to finish.
* Store permits (100,000 and 30,000), listing fees (5,000) and taxes take a share from sellers.

== Tips ==
{{Tip|Do not sell what you still need. Quest items, crafting materials and items you favourite are kept by Sell All, but a single sale will sell anything you click.}}
* Keep a pet with the '''Veso Magnet''' to pick up coins for you ([[Cash Shop]]).
* Vesos belong to a character. To move money between characters, hand it over in a [[Trading|trade]] (mind the fee) or via [[Storage]].
* Check [[Daily Activities]] first each day: the cheap, certain income is there.

== See also ==
* [[Vesos]]
* [[Selling and Buying Rules]]
* [[Daily Activities]]
* [[Repeatable Quests]]
* [[Trading]]

[[Category:Economy]]
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