Currency Signs - List of Historic Currency Signs

List of Historic Currency Signs

  • ₳ Argentine austral sign
  • ₢ Cr$ Brazilian cruzeiro sign
  • ₰ pfennig sign of the German Mark (1875-1923) and the German Reichsmark (1923-1948)
  • DM East German Deutsche Mark (east) sign (1948-1964)
  • DM West German and united German Deutsche Mark (west) sign (1948-2001)
  • ₯ Greek drachma sign
  • ₠ ECU sign (not widely used, and now historical; replaced by the euro)
  • ƒ Dutch gulden sign, currently used in the Netherlands Antilles and Aruba
  • ₣ franc sign, formerly used in France and other countries
  • ₤ lira sign, formerly used in Italy, San Marino and Vatican City, and sometimes in Malta
  • Lm Maltese lira sign
  • Kčs Czechoslovak koruna sign
  • M East German Mark der DDR sign (1968-1990)
  • ℳ German Mark sign (1875-1923)
  • MDN East German Mark der Deutschen Notenbank sign (1964-1968)
  • mk Finnish markka sign
  • $ Portuguese escudo sign (cifrão)
  • ₧ Spanish peseta sign
  • ℛℳ German reichsmark sign (1923-1948)
  • Sk Slovak koruna
  • Livre tournois sign, used in medieval France.

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