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| With no disambiguation, US dollars. The symbol is also embedded in multiple other countries either as "dollars" (Australia (A$), Bahamas (B$), Barbados (Bds$), Belize (BZ$), Bermuda (BD$), Brunei (B$), Canada (C$), Cayman Islands (CI$), East Caribbean (EC$), Fiji (FJ$), Guyana (G$),[5] Hong Kong (HK$/元/圓), Jamaica (J$), Kiribati (K$), Liberia (L$), Namibia (N$), New Zealand (NZ$), Singapore (S$), Solomon Islands (SI$), Surinam (SRD), Taiwan (NT$/元/圓), Trinidad and Tobago (TT$), Tuvalu (TV$)) or as "pesos" (Argentina (AG$), Chile (CLP$), Colombia (COP$), Cuba ($MN) or Cuba convertible (CUC$), Dominica (RD$), Mexico (Mx$) (also called "Mexican dollars"), Uruguay ($U).) Some of these currencies have individual rows in this table.
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| With no disambiguation, US dollars. The symbol is also embedded in the following countries' currency symbols either as "dollars":
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* Australia: A$
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* Bahamas: B$
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* Barbados: Bds$
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* Belize: BZ$
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* Bermuda: BD$
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* Brunei: B$
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* Canada: C$
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* Cayman Islands: CI$
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* East Caribbean: EC$
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* Fiji: FJ$
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* Guyana: G$
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* Hong Kong: HK$/元/圓
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* Jamaica: J$
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* Kiribati: K$
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* Liberia: L$
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* Namibia: N$
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* New Zealand: NZ$
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* Singapore: S$
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* Solomon Islands: SI$
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* Surinam: Sr$
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* Taiwan: NT$/元/圓
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* Trinidad and Tobago: TT$
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* Tuvalu: TV$
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or as "pesos":
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* Argentina: AG$
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* Chile: CLP$
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* Colombia: COP$
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* Cuba: $MN (or Cuba convertible -- CUC$)
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* Dominica: RD$
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* Mexico: Mx$ (also called "Mexican dollars")
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* Uruguay: $U
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Some of these currencies have individual rows in this table.
 
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This is a list of currency symbols from around the world as used in the ISFDB database.

Symbol Symbol name Notes
A$ Australian dollars Used in Australia. Prices should be entered as "A$3.95".
Ar$ Argentinian pesos Used in Argentina. Prices should be entered as "Ar$30.00".
฿ Baht (Thai) Used in Thailand. Prices should be entered as "฿30". Note that if you can't enter "฿" on your keyboard, you can use an uppercase "B" instead. As long as the "B" is followed by a digit, it will be automatically converted to "฿" when the submission is created.
Bfr Belgian francs Used in Belgium prior to the transition to the euro in 1999-2002. Prices should be entered as "Bfr 450".
¢ or c Cent, centavo Used in multiple countries, including the United States, Canada, and Mexico, as 1/100 of the main currency unit (typically either dollar or peso). Do not enter this symbol into the database; use the main currency unit as explained in Template:PublicationFields:Price instead.
C$ Canadian dollars Used in Canada. Prices should be entered as "C$3.95".
dkr Danish krone (crown) Used in Denmark. Prices should be entered as "dkr 7.00".
$ Dollars With no disambiguation, US dollars. The symbol is also embedded in the following countries' currency symbols either as "dollars":
  • Australia: A$
  • Bahamas: B$
  • Barbados: Bds$
  • Belize: BZ$
  • Bermuda: BD$
  • Brunei: B$
  • Canada: C$
  • Cayman Islands: CI$
  • East Caribbean: EC$
  • Fiji: FJ$
  • Guyana: G$
  • Hong Kong: HK$/元/圓
  • Jamaica: J$
  • Kiribati: K$
  • Liberia: L$
  • Namibia: N$
  • New Zealand: NZ$
  • Singapore: S$
  • Solomon Islands: SI$
  • Surinam: Sr$
  • Taiwan: NT$/元/圓
  • Trinidad and Tobago: TT$
  • Tuvalu: TV$

or as "pesos":

  • Argentina: AG$
  • Chile: CLP$
  • Colombia: COP$
  • Cuba: $MN (or Cuba convertible -- CUC$)
  • Dominica: RD$
  • Mexico: Mx$ (also called "Mexican dollars")
  • Uruguay: $U

Some of these currencies have individual rows in this table.

DM Deutsche Mark Currency used in West Germany between 1948 and 1990, and then in post-reunification Germany between 1990 and the transition to the euro in 1999-2002. Enter as "DM 7.80".
Euro Used in some European Union countries starting on 1999-01-01. Prices should be entered as "€9.95". Note that if you can't enter "€" on your keyboard, you can use an uppercase "E" instead. As long as the "E" is followed by a digit, it will be automatically converted to "€" when the submission is created.
Ft Forint Currency used in Hungary. Prices should be entered as "Ft 30".
F Franc (French) Used in France prior to the transition to the euro in 1999-2002. For consistency, prices should be entered as in "F6.50", though the price may be listed on the publication as "FF", "Fr", or just "F".
ƒ Guilder (Dutch) Used in The Netherlands prior to the transition to the euro in 1999-2002. Prices should be entered as "ƒ12.50".
Lit Lira (Italian) Used prior to the transition to the euro in 1999-2002. Prices should be entered as "Lit 9,000".
German Gold Mark Used in the German Empire between 1873 and 1914. Enter with a leading scripted 'M', for example "ℳ1.60".
Mx$ Mexican dollars Currency used in Mexico. Enter as "Mx$180.00".
M Mark (East German) Currency used in East Germany between 1948 and 1990. Prices should be entered as "M 7.80".
nkr Norwegian krone Used in Norway. Prices should be entered as "nkr 6.00".
p (etc.) Pence, penny Used in the British Isles before 1971-02-15 (Decimal Day.) See notes in Template:PublicationFields:Price for more details on entering prices in pence or pennies.
Pesos (Philippine) Used in the Philippines. Prices should be entered as "₱30". Note that if you can't enter "₱" on your keyboard, you can use an uppercase "P" instead. As long as the "P" is followed by a digit, it will be automatically converted to "₱" when the submission is created.
Pta Pesetas Currency used in Spain prior to the transition to the euro in 1999-2002. Prices should be entered as "Pta 350".
$ Pesos Used in several countries to denote "pesos". See the "$ (dollars)" row above for details.
£ Pound Used in the British Isles (England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, Isle of Man (Manx) (M£)) as well as Alderney, Falkland Islands (FK£), Gibraltar, Guernsey, Jersey, and Saint Helena. Also note that the pound sign is used in the Egypt pound (E£). Note that if you can't enter "£" on your keyboard, you can use an uppercase "L" instead. As long as the "L" is followed for a digit, it will be automatically converted to "£" when the submission is created. See notes in Template:PublicationFields:Price for more details on entering prices in pounds.
R Rand (South Africa)
Rupees (India) Used in India.
Rupees (Pakistan) Used in Pakistan since 1948.
s (etc.) Shilling Used in the British Isles prior to 1971-02-15 (Decimal Day.) See notes in Template:PublicationFields:Price for more details on entering prices in shillings.
skr Krona/crown (Swedish) Used in Sweden. Prices should be entered as "skr 5.00".
Tk Taka (Bangladesh) Used in Bangladesh since 1972. Prices should be entered as "Tk 1,195".
Won Used in the Republic of Korea (South Korea.) Prices should be entered as "₩14,800".
¥ Yen (Japanese) Used in Japan. Note that even though the 円 symbol is also sometimes seen on books, ¥ should be entered in all cases. Prices should be entered as "¥11,200". Note that if you can't enter "¥" on your keyboard, you can use an uppercase "Y" instead. As long as the "Y" is followed by a digit, it will be automatically converted to "¥" when the submission is created.
Yuan Used for the Chinese yuan (元/圆), in circulation in the People's Republic of China (mainland China).