currency symbols
Monetary notation marks
Currency symbols are typographic characters representing monetary units: $ for dollar, € for euro, £ for pound, ¥ for yen.
They typically appear adjacent to numerals, either before or after depending on regional convention: $50, 50€.
Some currencies share symbols—$ serves for US, Canadian, Australian, and other dollars—while context or additional letters distinguish them.
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