π· Pound Banknote emoji meaning
π· stands for the British pound sterling, and people send it to talk about money, prices, wages or payments in pounds. The Apple artwork shows a stack of Β£20 notes held by a paper band printed with a Β£ sign.
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What π· means
The pound banknote is mainly used by people in the UK and by anyone discussing prices in pounds. It appears in messages about payday, rent, savings, bills and online selling. It is a neutral money emoji with no special slang meaning.
π· How people use it
- Talking about prices in the UK
- Celebrating payday or a bonus
- Asking someone to pay back money
- Listing items for sale in pounds
Example messages
Payday finally π·
You still owe me a tenner π·
Tickets are 45 π· each, you in?
Rent went up again π·πΈ
Common π· combinations
- π·πΈMoney going out, spending or paying bills in pounds
- π·π·π·A lot of money or a big payday
π· vs similar emojis
| π· vs π΅ | π΅ shows US dollar notes, while π· is specifically British pounds. |
|---|---|
| π· vs πΆ | πΆ shows euro notes, used for money in the eurozone. |
| π· vs π° | π° is a general money bag with no specific currency. |
Emoji details
| Name | pound banknote |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F4B7 |
| Category | Objects |
| Keywords | bank, banknote, bill, billion, cash, currency, money, note, pound, pounds |
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FAQ
What does the π· pound banknote emoji mean?
π· stands for the British pound sterling, and people send it to talk about money, prices, wages or payments in pounds. The Apple artwork shows a stack of Β£20 notes held by a paper band printed with a Β£ sign.
Which currency is π·?
It is the British pound sterling, the currency of the United Kingdom.
What is the difference between π· and πΈ?
π· is pounds as money in general, while πΈ shows money flying away and usually means spending or losing money.
Are the backgrounds transparent?
Yes, every PNG has a transparent background.