Galleon

A Galleon or Gold-Galleon (ʛ) was the most valued coin of the wizarding currency used in Britain. One Galleon was equal to 17 Sickles or 493 Knuts. Galleons were made of gold.Around the edge of each Galleon was a series of numerals which represented a serial number referring to the goblin that cast the coin.
==Exchange rates==
 	1 Galleon
UK Pound 	4.93
US Dollar 	6.53
Euro 	5.78
Chinese Yuan 	41.60
Australian Dollar 	9.16
Russian Ruble 	483.28
Romanian Leu 	28.62
Bulgarian Lev 	11.31
Ukrainian Hryvnia 	178.13
Japanese Yen 	743
Canadian Dollar 	8.44
Swiss Franc 	6.02
Indonesian Rupiah 	93278.68
Indian Rupee 	495.53
Israeli New Sheqels	20.61
Brazilian Real 	37.19
Mexican Peso 	136.19
New Zealand Dollar 	9.72
Swedish Krona 	59.73
Argentine Peso 	665.51
Danish Krone 	42.99
Polish Złoty 	26.90
Hong Kong Dollar 	50.93
Vietnam Dong 	149,759
==See also==
*Sickle
*Knut
*Wizarding currency
==Behind the scenes==
*The glossary on the Scholastic official site incorrectly states that there is no exchange rate from the Galleon into Muggle currency, despite an exchange rate being mentioned several times, and the fact that Muggle money can be exchanged for wizard currency being established in the books.
===Translations===
NB: currency units are not capitalised in Greek, Icelandic, Norwegian, Romanian or Spanish.
*Albanian: Galeone
*Bulgarian: галеони 
*Catalan: galeó (pl. galeons)
*Chinese (Simplified): 加隆
*Chinese (Traditional): 加隆
*Croatian: Galeon (plural Galeoni)
*Czech: Galleony
*Danish: Galleoner
*Dutch: Galjoenen
*Estonian: Galeoonid
*Faroese: Gallónir
*Finnish: Kaljuunat
*French: Gallions
*German: Galleonen
*Greek, Modern: γαλέρες
*Hebrew: אוניות
*Hungarian: galleonok
*Icelandic: galleonur
*Irish: Gaileoin
*Italian: galeoni
*Japanese: ガリオン 
*Latin: Gelleones
*Latvian: Galeoni
*Lithuanian: Galeonai
*Low Saxon: Galleon (plural Galleonen)
*Norwegian: galleoner
*Polish: galeony (singular: galeon)
*Portuguese: galeões (singular: galeão)
*Romanian: galioni (literal)
*Russian: галлеоны
*Serbian: галеони 
*Slovak: galeóny
*Slovenian: guldi
*Spanish: galeón (pl. galeones)
*Swedish: Galleoner
*Ukrainian: ґалеон 
*Welsh: Galiwn, plural Galiynau
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Category:Gold Known Objects
Category:Entire Wizarding Currency