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SAVE 10%: Today,Germany Movies | Adult Movies Online Mar. 1, LEGO has launched its Animal Crossing sets. Shoppers can score their favorite sets at Amazon or Best Buy. However, today's 10% off deal is only available to My Best Buy Plus members.

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Opens in a new window Credit: LEGO New LEGO Animal Crossing sets $14.99 at Best Buy

Ever since LEGO teased its new Animal Crossing sets back in October, we've been smitten. Finally, we can shop the Nintendo collaboration as of today, Mar. 1, its official drop date.

In today's drop, you'll spot some of your favorite Animal Crossing characters in block form, including Tom Nook, Isabelle, and Kapp'n. Five different sets have been released and the sets range in size and price, from the simple Julian's Birthday Party set that lists for $14.99 to the elaborate Nook's Cranny and Rosie's House set that lists for $74.99. These list prices are the same across both Amazon and Best Buy, but some shoppers will have the opportunity to save.

If you're a My Best Buy Plus member, you can save 10% off the new LEGO Animal Crossing sets. While this won't change the prices drastically, it will put a few extra bucks back in your pocket. At most, you can save $7.50.

The My Best Buy Plus membership costs $49.99 per year, and grants members free 2-day shipping, exclusive deals and offers, and early access to hard-to-find products. In this case, members can enjoy sale items on items on the very same day that they are launched.

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