What is the symbol for Francs?

I need to know.

 

Just curious: Why do you need to know?

 

f

 

Just curious: Why do you need to know?

I want to look smart in my essay I'm writing.

 

I think it's an "f" with a line through it or something.

 

Is it like this? £ or ? ??

 

the first one is a piound sign, as in pounds sterling, british currency. The second one is more like it.

 

The first, I know, is the symbol for English pounds. By the way, France now uses Euros as opposed to Francs.

 

I know, but the story I have to write the essay about was set a long time ago.

 

Get drunk and then write it. I'm guessing the essay will be no worse.

 

The first, I know, is the symbol for English pounds. By the way, France now uses Euros as opposed to Francs.

I don't think so 'cause XE.com has Francs. If you go to one of the drop windows it's there.

*makes the situation more complicated*

 

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I don't think so 'cause XE.com has Francs. If you go to one of the drop windows it's there.

I think so. The same site shows all the countries that have converted to the Euro - France included.

 

WTFranc?

 

[color=663300]ousley, I don't think you should use the francs symbol but rather write out the word "francs". From what I remember from my English classes in college, it's not proper English to put the symbol in there. [/color]

 

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Frank.

 

ousley, I don't think you should use the francs symbol but rather write out the word "francs". From what I remember from my English classes in college, it's not proper English to put the symbol in there.

That's understandable. I think I'll just spell it out then.