Mongolian numerals
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The Mongolian numerals are:
- 0. ᠐
- ᠑
- ᠒
- ᠓
- ᠔
- ᠕
- ᠖
- ᠗
- ᠘
- ᠙
They are still used on Mongolian tögrög banknotes.
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