Galleons are wonderful things!
Their utility and appeal are equally powerful. When Truman let slip that the grand prize for the wizard card tournament might be as much as ten Galleons, it instantly grabbed the attention of quite a few students. Though initially startled and somewhat skeptical of the rumor's truth, they nevertheless grew curious about the Wizard Card Club, which was organizing the tournament. To their astonishment, they soon discovered that the club already boasted a full forty-five members.
Even more staggering to them was the revelation that the Wizard Card Club had been founded by Albert Anderson, that prodigious young wizard. In other words, those Galleons would be paid out of this prodigy's own pocket.
Chapter 166