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A capital letter W crossed by two short horizontal strokes, the sign for the South Korean won.
Also known as: South Korean won, South Korean won symbol
The sign for the South Korean won and North Korean won, whose ISO 4217 code is KRW and KPW. Derived from the letter W of the romanised name, struck through twice in the convention that distinguishes a currency sign from a letter.
The currency sign for the South Korean won and North Korean won.
Encoded at U+20A9 in Unicode. ISO 4217 separately assigns the currency the three-letter code KRW and KPW, which is what banking systems use — the sign is for display, the code for transfer.
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Derived from the letter W of the romanised name, struck through twice in the convention that distinguishes a currency sign from a letter.
A capital letter W crossed by two short horizontal strokes.
Both are national currency signs formed by striking through a letter of the currency's name — the convention almost every modern currency sign follows.