Harry Potter Reborn

Chapter 71 So much money!

After making sure that Harry had withdrawn all the Galleons he needed, the goblin stared at the large amount of money in the cave.

Harry almost wondered if the goblin was showing off his big eyes to him.

The goblin stretched out his hand, and suddenly there was a "wave" sound in the air, and the piles of Galleons, Silver Sickles, and Bronze Nuts in the cave disappeared without any warning.

Only a strange green smoke floated inside the cave, proving that a transfer magic had been used here.

Harry was very envious that goblins were a species that was born with the ability to use space magic. Even if wizards worked hard to learn this kind of magic, they might not be able to match them.

"Your coins have been transferred to Gringotts' statistics room. Let's go and take a look."

"Then can you use teleportation magic to bring me up?"

The goblin simply said: "No."

Harry: "...let's go then."

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In front of a whole row of identical doors, the goblin who led the way pushed open one of the doors accurately.

The inside of the house was not what Harry thought: it was a medium-sized house with his gold coins piled in the middle and some weighing tools beside it. There were no other goblins in the house.

The real situation is: you have no idea that this will be the scene behind the door. This is a very wide hall with bright floors and many goblins sitting on the workbench doing the work at hand.

Like a craftsman, a goblin put on a single lens on his eyes, carefully scraped some powder from a piece of natural silver ore with a long and thin knife, and then started his research...

A goblin was holding a gray parchment scroll, using a long quill pen dipped in ink to record a pile of accounts spread out on the table...

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Apart from lamenting how large Gringotts covers an area, what else could Harry say?

In the corner of the hall, there were piles of Harry's gold coins. The goblin who was with Harry pushed out a large wooden tool from nowhere. It looked like a pile of random things. I had seen Aunt Rowling say about the total wealth of the Malfoy family.

In US dollars, it should be hundreds of millions. It's really a big gap, but it's no wonder, they are an ancient pure-blood family after all." Harry said to himself.

Then he merged into the crowd in Diagon Alley, with snowflakes flying behind him.

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Buying gifts is a time-consuming, money-consuming and energy-consuming task.

But Harry had no worries about this.

Because what he wants to do is actually very simple.

For his classmates from the wizarding family, as long as he buys some common things in the Muggle world, it will be the most exciting Christmas gift for them.

As for the students who came from the Muggle world, Harry believed that Diagon Alley would definitely have a lot of weird things that could surprise them!

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Luo Bei: I have been searching on Baidu for a long time about Harry’s property. First, it was about the swap between Galleons and British Pounds, US Dollars and Renminbi. Because the exchange rate is different now and more than ten years ago, there are many answers. Finally, I found one that everyone compared.

It is recognized and appears in the original work. Aunt Rowling is also the official answer.

Another very important point is how I calculated Harry's wealth!

There is debate on this issue on the Internet. Some people think that Harry has little money, about tens of thousands of gold galleons.

Because Harry once said that he had to spend his school life counting the expenses.

Another wave of people thought Harry was very rich.

Well, I support the latter, hehe...

There is a plot in the original book where Harry casually throws out a money bag with one thousand gold galleons in it! This shows that Harry doesn't care much about one thousand galleons.

And don't forget, Harry has a rock's worth of wealth.

Although it's not stuffed, it's a lot.

Consider only caves as large as those shown in movies.

Suppose we pile up all the money. Now think about a space as big as a public toilet. It does not need to be larger and can be filled up.

It covers an area of ​​1 meter by 1.5 meters and is 3 meters high.

The piggy bank we usually use can be held in one hand and can hold approximately 800 one-yuan coins.

It has a base of 13.5cm by 13.5cm and a height of 17.5cm.

A roadside green trash can holds 250L.

Public toilets total 4.5 cubic meters.

It can hold 18 trash cans.

The volume of a piggy bank is 0.003189375.

A trash can can hold 78 piggy banks, let's count them as 80.

Calculated this way, Harry has a total of 1,152,000 coins.

Assume that three-fifths of them are gold galleons, one-fifth of silver siko, and one-fifth of bronze nat. In this way, we get the data in the article...

Phew... thanks to my math teacher.

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