Why currency sign is used before the number while writing and use it after the number while speaking?
Why do we always put the currency symbol first and then the number while writing but when we speak we say the denomination first and then the currency?
What is the story behind using one/two lines (=, ||) etc. on some currency symbols? How does currency work? In what basis are currency notes printed? Why is a US dollar currency called a bill? How do currency's work? What do numbers on Indian currency notes mean? What determines the value of the currency? What is the difference between currency and bank money? What if RBI and banks would come up with a rule stating, we won't accept the currency notes if anything is written on top of it? Why do we have currencies? Why can't the currency be fixed? What does it mean for a country to have their currency pegged against the US dollar? Why are Indian currency notes dirty, unhygienic and unkempt? Why is the US dollar the de-facto currency of the world? Why should every nation have their own currency? Why isn't India using polymer currency notes? Why is gold pegged against currency? Why is the American dollar the de-facto global currency? Why is a 1 rupee note signed by the Ministry of Finance and the rest of the notes by the Governor of India? How are the Indian currency notes numbered? Why don't Indian Government or RBI start issuing plastic Indian currency instead of the existing paper currency notes? Why do we need higher denomination notes? What affects a currency's value? Why are so many languages used on indian currency? How does a country issues currency? How the currency rates are decided? How national currency value are decided? What is the currency war? How is the value of currency of a country tagged with the gold? How does the Indian government issue currency notes?