
The money sign
Where did the money sign come from? Actually, no one really knows but the U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing, who designs and prints all those lovely green money bills, has a pretty good guess. They say it was originally used to denote Spanish and Mexican pesos, “P S ,” and it came to be written so that the S was on top of the the P. The symbol was widely used before the first U.S. paper dollar was ever printed. In case you’ve never noticed, it doesn’t actually appear on U.S. real money at all.
The U.S. chose to design the U.S. dollar coins to duplicate the Spanish coins, in terms of matching the material and weight. At that time, Spanish money consisted of coins made of silver and valued after the price of silver. Doing this allowed the U.S. coin to be exchanged for a peso in a 1 to 1 exchange.
Speaking of American money, occasionally you hear that the dollar sign actually comes from superimposing the “U” and “S” from United States on top of each other, but this is proven false.
What does this have to do with you bringing those dollar signs into your wallet? Absolutely nothing. The laws that govern money and prosperity are as specific and workable as the laws that govern mathematics, physics, music and all the sciences. There is a current of energy that runs through everything on this planet, including money. You emit energy vibrations, like radio signals, from your words, thoughts, and feelings about money which influences money coming into your life. Money is energetically neutral and the energy you give it is the energy it takes on in your life.
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