Nobody knows for sure. Theories run from it being the letters P and S (from "pesos") superimposed over each other, to it being scrolls wrapped around two pillars.
The $ symbol pre-dates the invention of the US dollar, so some of the more US-centric theories (that Thomas Jefferson, George Washington or other Founding Fathers created it from a doodle or their initials or parts of their names) are clearly wrong.
actually, it has 2 lines through it unlike on the keyboard where it has one. no on knows for sure
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A division sign.
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A dollar sign has TWO lines going through it. The one on your keyboard IS NOT the dollar sign, it is another symbol called an "OFFSET" .
actually, it has 2 lines through it unlike on the keyboard where it has one. no on knows for sure
Two.
The dollar sign is this: $An S with a vertical line through the center
The difference is only aesthetic. They both mean the same thing.
forighn money sign
Before Americans used the dollar sign, they used a letter U with an S on top. (U.S) But later, people grew lazy and didn't want to add the extra curve on the bottom of the U, so they just drew an S and slashed two lines through it.
Does the negative sign come before or after the dollar sign?The negative sign comes before the dollar sign.
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It is written before numbers and it is a capital "S" with one or two lines from top to bottom of the letter.
Unites States of America
Indonesia's currency does not have a dollar sign.