Sickle

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A Sickle^[1] or Silver-Sickle (

)^[2] was the second-most valued coin of the wizarding currency used in Great Britain.^[1] Made out of silver, one Sickle was equal to 29 Knuts, and 17 Sickles made up a Galleon.^[1]

Around the edge of each Sickle was a series of numerals which represented a serial number referring to the goblin that cast the coin.^[3]

Exchange rates[]

NB: currency units are not capitalised in Greek, Icelandic, Norwegian, Romanian or Spanish.

Albanian: Falçe
Bulgarian: сикли (sikli)
Catalan: sickles
Chinese (Simplified): 西可
Chinese (Traditional): 西可
Croatian: Srpovi (Sickles), Srp (Sickle)
Czech: Srpce
Dutch: Sikkels
Danish: Sølvsegl
Estonian: Sirbid
Faroese: Sigdir
Finnish: Sirpit
French: Mornilles
German: Sickel
Greek, Modern: δρεπάνια
Hebrew: חרמשים
Hungarian: sarlók
Icelandic: sikkur
Irish: Corrán
Italian: falci
Japanese: シックル (Shikkuru)
Latin: Falces
Latvian: Sirpji
Lithuanian: Sikliai
Low Saxon: Sickel
Norwegian: sigder
Polish: sykle (singular: sykl)
Portuguese: Leões (lions - because of the similarity with Galeões (Galleons))
Portuguese (Brazil): sicles
Romanian: sicli (literal)
Russian: сикли
Serbian: сикли (sikli)
Slovak: sikle
Slovenian: srpci
Spanish: Sickles
Swedish: siklar
Ukrainian: серпик (serpyk) (literally "sickle")
Welsh: Sicl, plural Siclau