Depending onВ theВ author, Scrooge accepts this philosophy in certain stories or dismisses it,В seeing it merely asВ a symbol of his hard work and perseverance. The Dime isВ considered by someВ to be a goodВ luck charm that brought him all his wealth. Scrooge considers this Dime toВ be the foundation of his entire fortune. The Bin includes Scrooge's Old Number One Dime, whichВ he earned as a shoeshine boy in Scotland. According to Don Rosa, theВ Bin was built in 1902. The inside walls of the bin are marked similar to a swimming pool so he can measure the depth of his 'liquid assets' which he, in fact, likes to dive into and swim about (one of his favorite pastimes). Beakley the Maid, Cook & Nephews' nanny, or in a large Money Bin (said to hold over five multiplujillion, nine impossibidillion, seven fantasticatrillion dollars and sixteen cents - virtually every last cent the miser ever earned). Snappy dresser known for wearing a top hat, spats and a smoking jacket spectacles and often carrying a walking cane.В Depending on the creator, heВ resides eitherВ in a mansion with his staff of faithful servants Duckworth the Butler & Chauffeur ( Battista or Dudsworth in comics) and Mrs. Rockerduck)В is a fighter, a 'duck of iron.' He is a very big operator and a dreamer who has conquered commerce on every front and built a monument to himself: three cubic acres of cash! He will employ any means (miserly of course) to increase or preserve his fortune, with the general exception ofВ dishonesty, though his scruples vary from creator to creator. Scrooge McDuck, known as 'the richest duck in the world,'В (thoughВ this is occasionallyВ rivaled by Flintheart Glomgold and John D.

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