Looks like Harry Potter's kids, Albus Severus and James Sirius, could stand to inherit quite a bit of money from their dad. Though probably not as much as J.K. Rowling's children. In 2014, the ...

Money in the magical world of "Harry Potter" is broken down into gold galleons, silver sickles, and bronze knuts. J.K. Rowling explained how each of those coins relates to one another in the books ...

The Harry Potter films give very little explanation about the monetary system of the Wizarding World.While the films do feature several lines of dialogue referring to Galleons, Sickles, and Knuts ...

Aubieismyhomie did the math and shared the breakdown for galleons, sickles, and knuts in terms of US dollars. ... you might have enjoyed the Harry Potter LARP held in Czocha, Poland last year.

To figure this out, aubieismyhomie (who, according to a badge next to their user name, is of course a Ravenclaw) collected a list of all the items in the Harry Potter series with a wizard-money ...

The world J.K. Rowling constructed in the Harry Potter series raises a lot of questions. ... According to Hagrid, 1 galleon equals 17 sickles, and 1 sickle equals 29 knuts.

If you yourself are a Harry Potter fan then you already know just how huge of a fanbase the series has. I am a 27-year-old with the Deathly Hallows tattooed on my finger, for goodness sake, and I ...