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Two banknotes or currency signs with arrows, marking a bureau de change.
Also known as: Bureau de change, Money exchange, Two arrows with money
Two currency signs with crossing arrows mark a bureau de change. The pictogram has to pick particular currencies to draw, which dates it — older signs show currencies that no longer exist.
Marks a facility where one currency may be exchanged for another.
Contexts: Public information
Must depict particular currencies to be legible, which dates the sign: pictograms drawn before 1999 often show currencies the euro replaced.
Contexts: Public information
Two currency signs set diagonally opposite one another with a pair of curved arrows circling between them.
The pictogram is built from currency signs the catalogue holds separately.