1, one saying is that in this symbol, a narrow U is placed on a wide S, representing the United States.
2. Another view is the evolution of PS superposition writing. PS is the abbreviation of peso, which is an early round coin in America. This coin was used in the United States until 1974 when the mint was formally established in the United States. Later, the American government recognized the symbol $ as the unit of the new currency, that is, one dollar. When writing, $ should be placed before the number. For example, $ 1 should be written as $ 1, and 50 should be written as $50.
3.Ps is converted into dollars. Ps means peso peso, which has gradually become a symbol of money in the United States.
4.s plus two vertical channels is also the representation of abstract currency. Comics appear, and this symbol will appear when the eyes of people obsessed with money shine.
5.$ is not necessarily dollars. In some other countries and regions, the name of currency is also US dollar.
The currency symbol of the dollar is "US$"
2. Two vertical dollars refer to US dollars.
3. A vertical dollar-denominated currency, such as HK$ is Hong Kong dollars, US$ is US dollars, Can$ is L Canadian dollars, and A$ is Australian dollars.
4, a vertical dollar is not written in front of the United States, usually refers to the dollar, but it is not very standardized.
5. Currency symbols, that is, value symbols, refer to currency symbols that replace gold and silver as a means of circulation, that is, coins with insufficient value or banknotes with no value in themselves.
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Source of dollar symbol:
1, that $ is the combination mode of u and s (aka? Uncle Sam), used it, when a sign in the purse was published by the American Post. The letters U and S are superimposed in a similar historical double-dash "$" symbol: the bottom of "U" disappears in the bottom curve of "S", leaving two vertical lines.
2. The symbol of double dollar is used to refer to the United States. Money. Therefore, the one-stroke design may be modified from the two-stroke design to represent American currency.
3. The philosopher Ayn Tian Geng dismissed this idea in the main popular map collections of the novel. He didn't consider that this symbol had been used during the British colonial period, when the word "America" didn't exist.