πͺ
What πͺ means
A round coin either made of silver or gold with the embossment of an eagle or the ποΈ Classical Building emoji respectively. The πͺ Coin emoji signifies money, earning, value, and the importance of saving money too. It suggests a drop in the ocean of finances.
How and when to use it
- If someone's been recklessly spending, and you take it upon yourself to grant them some monetary wisdom, you can use πͺ. For example, "Sure, the future is uncertain. But aimlessly spending is not the solution. Save up before it's too lateπͺ".
- If you're sure of something happening and/or you're betting on it, you can use πͺ as a way of saying "A pound to a penny. Watcha got? πͺ".
- If you're referring to an unpleasant/unwanted person or thing, use πͺ. For instance, "Let him go. He was a bad penny, anyway πͺ".
- Did someone give a long pause before they replied to your texts, while they were still online and pretty much on your chat? You could drop in the πͺ emoji as a way of asking "So, what's a penny for your thoughts?"
- If you're responding to something you've been witnessing/hearing about forever now, use πͺ - "She got dumped again? Oh, boy. If I had a nickel for every time I heard that πͺ".
Other Names
- πͺ Penny
- πͺ Money
- πͺ Silver Coin
- πͺ Gold Coin
- πͺ Nickel
- πͺ Bad Penny
- πͺ Penny Saved is Penny Gained
- πͺ Pound to Penny
At a glance
- Category
- Objects βΊ money
- Codepoints
U+1FA99- Emoji version
- Emoji 13.0
- Shortcodes
:coin:- Keywords
- coin, dollar, euro, gold, metal, money, rich, silver, treasure
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