Currency codes
Codes used in the denomination segment of an OSID. Where the country code already disambiguates, a short code is sufficient — 05c under US means US cents.
CodeCurrencyNotes
cCent (any country)pPost-decimal penny (UK)dPre-decimal pence (denarius)sShillingLPound sterling (romanization of £)yJapanese yenMMark (German, uppercase)pfPfennig (German)kKopek (Russian)FrFranc (French/Swiss)oeøre (Danish/Norwegian)gldDutch guilderItItalian liraDrGreek drachmaShAustrian schilling (post-WWI)fenChinese fensnJapanese senanIndian anna (pre-decimal)ruIndian/Pakistani rupeepaPaisaprPara (Turkish/Egyptian)fgFenig (Polish)rsReis (Brazilian)cvCentavos (Latin American)cuCuartos (Spanish colonial)grGroschen (German/Austrian)NISIsraeli New ShekelkrScandinavian krone/krona; Austrian KreuzerCC disambiguates geographicallyPtPortuguese escudogzPolish grosz (post-WWI)PsoMexican pesoynChinese yuanWhere the country code disambiguates the currency, a single-letter code suffices. For currencies not in this registry, the ISO 4217 three-letter code is the fallback.