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Friday, July 16, 2010

India has a new symbol for the rupee. Where do other currency symbols, like the dollar sign, come from? - By Christopher Beam - Slate Magazine

India has a new symbol for the rupee. Where do other currency symbols, like the dollar sign, come from? - By Christopher Beam - Slate Magazine

Here's what it will look like.

Another indicator, if we needed one, where the world's economic center is moving to.

Of course, this means other folks will want a dedicated symbol:

Ukranian Hrvnia
Kazakh Tenge

Even more (see p. 3)
Posted by Dr. Kristin at 11:40 AM
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