Identify Currency Symbols by Physical Shape
When you encounter an unfamiliar currency symbol in a document, price tag, or website, browse our visual taxonomy below to identify its name, origin, country, and Unicode point.
Letter B with Line Through It
2 CurrenciesCurrencies based on the Latin letter B with single or double vertical bars.
Letter C with Line(s) or Curves
4 CurrenciesCurrencies featuring the Latin letter C with single, double, or diagonal crossbars.
Letter D with Horizontal Stroke
2 CurrenciesCurrencies featuring Latin or Armenian D with horizontal bars.
Letter E with Crossbars or Reverse Curves
4 CurrenciesCurrencies based on Latin E, Greek Epsilon, or Cyrillic variants.
Letter L with Crossbars (Libra Root)
3 CurrenciesCurrencies derived from the Roman "libra", featuring capital L with horizontal bars.
Letter N with Double Horizontal Bars
1 CurrenciesCurrencies based on capital N crossed by horizontal lines.
Letter P or Cyrillic R with Horizontal Stroke
3 CurrenciesCurrencies featuring capital P with single or double horizontal bars.
Letter R / Devanagari Ra with Bars
5 CurrenciesCurrencies based on Latin R or Indian Devanagari script.
The universal dollar and peso symbol family with vertical crossbars.
Letter T with Double Bar or Stroke
2 CurrenciesCurrencies featuring capital T with horizontal or diagonal strokes.
Letter W with Double Horizontal Lines
1 CurrenciesCurrencies based on capital W with double strokes.
Letter Y with One or Two Horizontal Lines
2 CurrenciesCurrencies based on capital Y with horizontal bars (Yen / Yuan).
Geometric, Interlocking & Ancient Glyphs
4 CurrenciesCurrencies featuring monograms, Hebrew, Arabic, and historical ligatures.