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Two angular forms side by side, each an upright with a horizontal arm, joined at the top by a continuous line, the sign for the Israeli new shekel.
Also known as: Israeli new shekel, Israeli new shekel symbol
The sign for the Israeli new shekel, whose ISO 4217 code is ILS. Formed from the Hebrew letters shin and qof, the initials of sheqel ḥadash — new shekel.
The currency sign for the Israeli new shekel.
Encoded at U+20AA in Unicode. ISO 4217 separately assigns the currency the three-letter code ILS, which is what banking systems use — the sign is for display, the code for transfer.
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Formed from the Hebrew letters shin and qof, the initials of sheqel ḥadash — new shekel.
Two angular forms side by side, each an upright with a horizontal arm, joined at the top by a continuous line.
Both are national currency signs formed by striking through a letter of the currency's name — the convention almost every modern currency sign follows.