This subgroup gathers 11 symbols that share one subject. Entries here include “coin”, “money bag”, “treasure chest”, “yen banknote”, “dollar banknote” and “euro banknote”; each one has its own page with the Unicode name, code point, entities, keywords and sentiment score.

The subgroup sits under Objects, which holds 268 symbols in total on EmojiAll.

How these emoji are used

They are common in captions and lists, where a drawing saves a sentence of description.

In everyday chat the symbols here are used the way their name suggests: they point at money without needing an explanation.

Notes on using them

Copying the symbol is enough for chat. Use the code point or the HTML entity when you need a stable reference in code or documentation.

Picking the milder of two similar symbols is usually safer in formal messages.

Emoji copy and paste

Money holds 11 symbols, and every one of them is ready for emoji copy and paste: pick the entry you need, copy the symbol or its code point, then paste it into whatever you are writing.

If a symbol looks different on another platform, that is only the artwork: emoji copy and paste keeps the code point, and each vendor draws its own version of the same character.

Frequently Asked Questions

QHow many emoji are in Money?: There are 11 symbols in this subgroup. It is part of Objects, which contains 268 symbols in total.
QWhat is the Money subgroup about?: Cash, bank cards and currency. The full list of 11 symbols is shown on this page.
QWhere can I see the details of one symbol?: Open any symbol in the list. Each page gives the Unicode name, the code point, the HTML and decimal entities, a keyword list, the meaning, the positivity score and usage examples.