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𐆖	U+10196, 𐆖 ROMAN DENARIUS SIGN

An X-shape with one horizontal line crossing it completely.

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The symbol for the denarius.
- 3rd century, altar (image).
  L(ucius) BLA(esius?) IVNIVS CORNVTVS / MAGISTER·COLL(egii) DENDRO / PHORORVM ARAM ET PAVI / MENTVM SCHOLAE ET PRO / NAVI·DE SVO·FECIT / ET SPORTVLAS DEDIT·SING(ulis)· / DENDROPHORIS 𐆖 (denarios) SINGVLOS / ET VINVM·PASSIM·DIVISIT
  Lucius Blaesius Iunius Cornutus, president of the college of dendrophores, made the altar and the pavement of the schola and the vestibule, at his expense. He gave sportulae to each, one denarius to each dendrophore and he distributed wine around.

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 ===Description===
-An “[[X]]”-shape with one [[horizontal]] line crossing it completely.
+An [[X]]-shape with one [[horizontal]] line crossing it completely.
 ===Symbol===