gringotts vaults (was: British Money/ Wizarding Money)
aiz24 at hotmail.com
aiz24 at hotmail.com
Mon Jan 8 22:52:57 UTC 2001
No: HPFGUIDX 8809
> Maybe the vaults are like safety deposit boxes. In that case you
can
> put whatever you want inside - jewelry, money, documents, etc. That
> would explain why they have to go to their vault instead of
> withdrawing money at a counter like we would at an ordinary muggle
> bank, and why no special account was made of what/how much Harry
took
> out. Also it gels with the way the stone was stored in a Gringotts
> vault, and maybe even Crookshanks being able to get to Black's
money,
> if he had the key or code or whatever to the vault and a note or
> something?
Great thought, Kimberly! This makes a lot of sense. I'm sure the
goblins wouldn't blink at a hyperintelligent cat going to fetch the
necessary money.
Still, here in the US and in the UK too, I imagine, an escaped convict
would have a hard time getting money out of his bank account! The FBI
would freeze it.
Gringotts: the Swiss bank of the wizarding world.
Amy Z.
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