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Cent Sign Symbol

A symbol from the Currency Symbols collection. Click the symbol or the button below to copy.

Symbol
¢
Unicode
U+00A2
HTML entity
¢

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About the cent sign symbol

The cent sign is a typographic symbol used to represent one hundredth of a monetary unit, usually one hundredth of a dollar. It is written after the numerical amount, as in 50¢, and appears in pricing, financial documents, and casual notation in countries where the dollar is the base currency.

Within the Latin 1 Supplement block, this character serves as the standard encoding for the cent symbol in digital text. It is distinct from the similar-looking c with stroke (¢) used in some African languages, though the two are often confused in fonts.

How to type Cent Sign

Native keyboard shortcuts for each operating system — derived from the codepoint, so the steps below are always accurate.

Windows

2 options
  1. Hold Alt and type 0162 on the numeric keypad, then release Alt.
  2. Or, in Word: type 00A2 then press Alt + X.

Numeric keypad required (laptops: enable Num Lock or use Fn).

macOS

2 options
  1. Press Option + 4 on a US keyboard.
  2. Or: Control + Command + Space opens the Character Viewer.

Linux

1 step
  1. Press Ctrl + Shift + U, type A2, then press Enter or Space.

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