# Note that these are the currency symbols to use for the specified code when displaying in a DIFFERENT locale than
# the home locale of the currency. This file can be edited as needed. In addition, if in some case one specific locale
# would use a symbol DIFFERENT than the standard international one listed here, then an additional properties file
# can be added making use of the standard ResourceBundle loading algorithm. For example, if we decided we wanted to
# show US dollars as just $ instead of US$ when in the UK, we could create a file i18nCurrencySymbols_en_GB.properties
# with the entry USD=$
ARS=$AR
AUD=AU$
BOB=$b
BRL=R$
CAD=CAN$
CLP=Ch$
COP=COL$
CRC=\u20A1
HRK=kn
CZK=K\u010D
DOP=RD$
XCD=EC$
EUR=\u20AC
GTQ=Q
GYD=G$
HNL=L
HKD=HK$
HUF=Ft
INR=\u20B9
IDR=Rp
ILS=\u20AA
JMD=J$
JPY=JP\u00A5
KRW=\u20A9
NZD=NZ$
NIO=C$
PAB=B/.
PYG=Gs
PEN=S/.
PHP=\u20B1
PLN=\u007A\u0142
RON=lei
SGD=S$
ZAR=R
TWD=NT$
THB=\u0E3F
TTD=TT$
GBP=\u00A3
USD=$
UYU=$U
VEF=Bs
VND=\u20AB