Had a designer come with some ideas regarding a currency symbol for Nano as part of his job for my Nano project. I thought I could share it here, perhaps it might spark some interest and discussion.
And sorry about the low quality, don't have access to a high res one at the moment.
These are some good designs, imo it needs to be something easy enough to be written or drawn on paper like the classics $, £, €.
So something simple but unique
Ñ = N with the Nano logo over it
254.64Ñ
I like "Ñ". 
Yeah, I like that one as well!
It does have the advantage of not needing extra Unicode since you can approximate it with Ñ
I really like these logos. I think the third one is the best, because it is similar to already-existing currency symbols. The problem is how to type this is a computer without the need for a new Unicode symbol.
That looks like a good solution. Ñ is a good symbol because it is already incorporated to Unicode and is used in Spanish. Consider also its lowercase variant “ñ.”
A quick example: 1 234 567,89 ñ = 1 234 567,89 Ñ (just to see how it looks).
1 234 567,89 ñ = 1 234 567,89 Ñ
Yeah, I think that looks really nice, with both upper and lowercased. Could the lowercased one be used for 1/1 000 000 of a Nano?(micronano, or whatever it ends up being named)
So you say 1 ñ = 1 µÑ? Maybe that’s a bit akward, but that will depend on the desires of the community. Personally I prefer 1 ñ = 1 NANO.
I like the idea of using the spanish n is a good idea, but I dont think ñ and Ñ should denote different amounts. This will cause the capital/lower case confusion that we currently have with NANO vs nano
I like the idea of the lowercase ñ as it’s closer in-line with the actual symbol used for describing nano-measurements.
Yeah, fair point. We really want to avoid seeing another nano/NANO thing going.
But I do think we would benefit from having a nice symbol/notation for either cents or micro(or whatever it ends up being named) if we want to avoid the use of a lot of decimals for everything. One thing is if Nano goes a lot up in price at some point, but another point is that we aim to be a global currency with a focus in developing countries where 1 Nano might be a lot of money. But perhaps µÑ works for that?
I'd suggest the letter "N" because it has the following advantages:
So I nominate N.
“N” is already used for the newton, a unit of force. And the “ñ” could be less typeable, but many people have smartphones and there you should only long-press the n key to be able to see it.
True but m is also milli and meters. Probably not the only letter that has several use cases in science or as a unit in general.
Yes cool,didn't even know it worked that way. Good tip 
At least "Ñ" is easier than typing "₿".
Ñ boom. That easy. It was the first option when I held my finger on the N key.
I vote for 3rd. option or simple "N"
It guess that for countries with letter Ñ it does not sounds that cool.
N with a horizontal line through it.
#3. Simple and easy to recognize
