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I want a house in the magic quarters. What's the easiest way of getting Magic Coins, including cheat codes?

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Duelling Vicki Vampiriess and winning awards you Magicoins. According to this page, the maximum output is 40 coins per duel. IGN cheats gives some pointers on how to beat Vicki Vampiriess:

  • If she casts Blue Tornado, cast Red Wave or White Lightning;

  • If she casts Yellow Brimestone, cast Black Blizzard or Blue Tornado;

  • If she casts Red Wave, cast Yellow Brimestone or White Lightning;

  • If she casts Black Blizzard, cast Red Wave or Blue Tornado;

  • If sh casts While Lightening, cast Yellow Blizzard or Black Blizzard.

Also according to IGN, you can evict a family from their home and move them back in. When you do so, the Mystery Man will come to your house and drop a Magico starter kit which contains 35 Magicoins. You can save the coins and do this as often as you like.

You can also go to Magic Town with a Sim with maximum logic and perform on stage all day long. The maximum output from this method for a day appears to be 675 Magicoins.

As a side note, a Sim can only carry 32,767 Magicoins at once, and MagiCo's Bookshelf of Dimensional Storage will only hold 30,000. (Source)

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I've found all these by Googling. So which one is the easiest (i.e. fastest)? – Anna May 28 '12 at 11:01
@Anna Those are the easiest ways. At this point it depends on your gameplay and how you like to play the game. Do you have a full logic Sim? If so, performing might be the best for you if you don't mind having it doing only that all day. Or you might prefer actually doing stuff, then duelling could be better for you. No full logic? It would seem evicting is the best then. Try them out and decide for yourself. – Kareen May 28 '12 at 13:38

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