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In the context of currency, "d" typically stands for "denarius," which was a Roman silver coin. In modern usage, it can also represent "dollar" in some contexts, particularly in financial discussions or abbreviations. Additionally, "d" may denote the decimal system in certain currencies, indicating a subdivision of the main unit.

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