Try this site..... see if anything there is what you might be looking for. I don't think you can find an exact replica of the currency font due to counterfit issues
just an FYI for everyone and anyone-
a friend of mine just sent me this link today, so I haven't
looked through it too much,
but it MAY just be the answer to all those,
"what the font???" questions we all have at some time or another....
I've used it. It's really dependent on the quality of the sample you upload, and a lot of times just doesn't come up with anything remotely close. Kind of a crapshoot.
This is not to pan it, just to say that it doesn't always work.
I've used it. It's really dependent on the quality of the sample you upload, and a lot of times just doesn't come up with anything remotely close. Kind of a crapshoot.
This is not to pan it, just to say that it doesn't always work.
yeah, I kinda wondered if it was depending on the format of the sample.
Like, does it matter between vector, raster, fonts embedded or not,
type to outlines etc.
Well, ideally, the sample that you upload would be black on white, or white on black, and very crisp character outlines. Sometimes it has a hard time detecting character edges. I don't think you can upload anything but raster formats. Never tried, usually I'm going with a JPEG image.
The font that I have used that is the closest by far that I can find is called United States. You can go to http://www.dafont.com/united-states.font and download it for free.
I've used it. It's really dependent on the quality of the sample you upload, and a lot of times just doesn't come up with anything remotely close. Kind of a crapshoot.
This is not to pan it, just to say that it doesn't always work.
It really helps to get the sample as close to horizontal too. The greater the slant the less likely it is to be recognised
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