Change in Currency

With Christmas coming up, people want to buy prezzies


We are soon coming up with a gringotts system but its really weird.
I think it would be simpler if we had.

Knuts= 1p
Sickles= £1/$1
Galleons=£5/$5


(or something like that)
Apparently we get "Pocket Money" which is like 7 something a week.

If anyone here is good at currency or money, or sorting tricky things out, please respond.


Ty.

(respond anyway...)

i think the gringotts system will be really good

anyway im not good with currency
so...

how about like
1p
20p
£1

so...

knut=1p (kinda)
Sickle= 20 knuts (20p)
Galleon=5 Sickles (£1)


That sounds pretty good...

what about:

10 knuts in a sickle (10 p)
10 sickles in a galleon? £1

I was researching this topic. And Apparently, One Galleon Is Equaled to Five of the English Pounds.

*rubs my forehead*
Really guys, the old currency system that I created at the old ]H[ (holy crap that was a year ago!) works great. Its easier than trying to convert galleons to punds and pounds to galleons. O.o Its not like we are dealing with real life money.

All Hail the Master of Gringgots Andrew!!!!! Really i dont even know what a pound is. :S

American Dictionary:
Pounds: To do with weight.

English Dictionary:
Pound: Money

gabrielt16 wrote:All Hail the Master of Gringgots Andrew!!!!! Really i dont even know what a pound is. :S

yeah, A pound is like...close to $1.50 in american dollar.

Toby wrote:American Dictionary:
Pounds: To do with weight.

English Dictionary:
Pound: Money

Americans are easily offended, that why they dont use pounds, cos most of them are fat, you could be like, can i borrow 20 pounds, and they slap you with there jumbo sized pizza, and call you a skinny bastard

LOL

I found that funny.

TheJoker? wrote:LOL

I found that funny.

XD

GeorgeBrosnan wrote:

Toby wrote:American Dictionary:
Pounds: To do with weight.

English Dictionary:
Pound: Money

Americans are easily offended, that why they dont use pounds, cos most of them are fat, you could be like, can i borrow 20 pounds, and they slap you with there jumbo sized pizza, and call you a skinny bastard

Thats not funny dude. We're not stupid to the point that we don't know what pounds are. And we aren't all fat. >.>

Sorry if I offended you by laughing

But it was quite funny at the time, just because of the resemblance from weight to money.

Snappey wrote:

GeorgeBrosnan wrote:

Toby wrote:American Dictionary:
Pounds: To do with weight.

English Dictionary:
Pound: Money

Americans are easily offended, that why they dont use pounds, cos most of them are fat, you could be like, can i borrow 20 pounds, and they slap you with there jumbo sized pizza, and call you a skinny bastard

Thats not funny dude. We're not stupid to the point that we don't know what pounds are. And we aren't all fat. >.>

-_-

its just a joke dude

An mean joke which really isn;t that funny. >.<

Snappey wrote:An mean joke which really isn;t that funny. >.<

Is to

Only my mean jokes are actually funny,
because people don't take offense to them.
So shush.

george its a little harsh
SOrry to the americans who were offended in this joke.

ok.

LOCKED

Before there's another argument.
Gringotts is being sorted out.