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A letter L leaning to the right with an upward hook at the foot, crossed by two short strokes rising to the right, the sign for the Turkish lira.
Also known as: Turkish lira, Turkish lira symbol
The sign for the Turkish lira, whose ISO 4217 code is TRY. Chosen by public competition and announced by the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey in 2012; the design is read as an anchor, suggesting a safe harbour.
The currency sign for the Turkish lira.
Encoded at U+20BA in Unicode. ISO 4217 separately assigns the currency the three-letter code TRY, which is what banking systems use — the sign is for display, the code for transfer.
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Chosen by public competition and announced by the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey in 2012; the design is read as an anchor, suggesting a safe harbour.
A letter L leaning to the right with an upward hook at the foot, crossed by two short strokes rising to the right.
Both are national currency signs formed by striking through a letter of the currency's name — the convention almost every modern currency sign follows.