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Currency symbols

Currency symbols to copy and paste, from the euro and the pound to the rupee, won, lira and bitcoin. Tap one to copy it.

Major currencies

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Writing prices correctly

Where the symbol goes depends on the language as well as the currency. English puts the symbol first with no space, as in £20 or €15. French, German and many other languages put it after the amount with a space: 15 €. When in doubt, use the three-letter currency code, such as EUR or GBP, which is never ambiguous.

Shared symbols

Several currencies share one symbol. The dollar sign $ is used for the US, Canadian and Australian dollars and for many pesos, and ¥ stands for both the Japanese yen and the Chinese yuan. Add the country, as in US$ or C$, when the difference matters.

Newer signs

Some currency signs are recent creations: the Indian rupee sign ₹ dates from 2010, the Turkish lira sign ₺ from 2012 and the ruble sign ₽ from 2013. Current fonts include them, but devices that have not been updated in many years may show an empty box.

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