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A capital letter P with a closed bowl, crossed by a single short horizontal stroke at the foot of its stem, the sign for the Russian ruble.
Also known as: Russian ruble, Russian ruble symbol
The sign for the Russian ruble, whose ISO 4217 code is RUB. Adopted by the Central Bank of Russia in 2013 after a public vote; the letter is the Cyrillic er, the first letter of rubl.
The currency sign for the Russian ruble.
Encoded at U+20BD in Unicode. ISO 4217 separately assigns the currency the three-letter code RUB, which is what banking systems use — the sign is for display, the code for transfer.
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Adopted by the Central Bank of Russia in 2013 after a public vote; the letter is the Cyrillic er, the first letter of rubl.
A capital letter P with a closed bowl, crossed by a single short horizontal stroke at the foot of its stem.
Both are national currency signs formed by striking through a letter of the currency's name — the convention almost every modern currency sign follows.