Re: guarani sign

From: Michael Everson (everson@evertype.com)
Date: Sun Feb 23 2003 - 13:55:24 EST

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At 18:56 +0100 2003-02-23, Werner LEMBERG wrote:
>I've found a glyph in Jörg Knappen's TC fonts (text companion fonts
>for his EC font family for TeX) called `guarani sign' for the currency
>of Paraguay. It is a capital letter G with a vertical bar through the
>whole glyph.
>
>How can this glyph be represented in Unicode? Interestingly, it is
>missing in the Unicode currency block -- how `real' is this glyph?

Find evidence of it in a Paraguayan publication.

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