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What is the HTML ASCII code for currency sign?


Here we looked at the ASCII table to find the binary number for currency sign. Then we converted that binary number of 0s and 1s into a decimal number. Finally, we converted that decimal number into HTML code that you can use on your webpage to display the currency sign.

From the ASCII table, we found that the binary number for currency sign is as follows: 10100100

When we converted the binary number 10100100 to a decimal number that you may be more familiar with, we got: 164

Now that we have the ASCII decimal number for currency sign, it is easy to convert it to ASCII HTML. We have displayed the code in green below.

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You can copy/paste the code in green above into HTML files and it will display as currency sign.

We have displayed currency sign with the above ASCII HTML code font size 7, 6, 5, 4, and 3 below.

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HTML ASCII Code Lookup
Go here to get more ASCII HTML code information

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