Euro banknote emoji πΆ and pound banknote π·
πΆ is the euro banknote: a bundle of β¬ notes. π· pound banknote is the Β£ version, π΄ yen banknote the Β₯ and π΅ the dollar.
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What the euro banknote πΆ and pound banknote π· emoji means
πΆ is the euro banknote: a bundle of β¬ notes. π· pound banknote is the Β£ version, π΄ yen banknote the Β₯ and π΅ the dollar. They mean money in a specific currency β European trips, UK prices, exchange rates, salaries, βpaydayβ in your own currency. All four are original 2010 emoji. The rest of the money set is on the money guide: π°, πͺ coin, π³ credit card, π¦ bank, πΈ money with wings.
Unicode name: euro banknote Β· U+1F4B6 Β· Emoji 1.0 (2015) Β· group: Objects.
How people use it
- Currency: euros, pounds, yen, dollars
- Travel money: exchange rates
- Prices: cost-of-living posts
- Payday: local flavour
Compare the options
| Emoji | Name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| euro banknoteU+1F4B6 | Euros | |
| pound banknoteU+1F4B7 | Pounds | |
| yen banknoteU+1F4B4 | Yen | |
| dollar banknoteU+1F4B5 | Dollars | |
| money bagU+1F4B0 | Money |
The euro banknote emoji
The euro banknote emoji πΆ is one of four currency banknote emoji, with the pound, yen and dollar using π·, π΄ and π΅. Each shows banknotes from its currency, and people use them when talking about money in a specific currency β whether it is travel spending, exchange rates or everyday prices.
In messages, a currency banknote emoji often adds a local touch to payday posts or cost-of-living discussions. For example, someone might write βFinally got paid πΆβ or βLondon prices π·β. It can also signal that money is being transferred or that a purchase was made in that currency.
Questions people ask
Is there a euro emoji?
πΆ euro banknote; the β¬ sign itself is a text character.
Is there a pound emoji?
π· pound banknote.
Which currencies have banknote emoji?
Dollar π΅, euro πΆ, pound π· and yen π΄.
What is the euro banknote emoji?
The euro banknote emoji πΆ represents cash in euros. People use it when talking about euro prices, travel budgets, or payments β for example, βDinner cost β¬40 πΆβ.
Is there a note emoji?
Yes β the banknote emojis are often called note emojis. The four main ones are πΆ euro, π· pound, π΄ yen and π΅ dollar.
About this guide
Written and maintained by the Emoji Directory editorial team, without ads or sponsorship. Meanings describe how the emoji is commonly used in public posts and messages, not an official definition. Names, code points, versions, keywords and translations come from the Unicode Emoji 18.0 and CLDR data; shortcodes from the gemoji project. Last reviewed . Spotted a mistake or a new usage? Tell us, or read how the directory is made.
