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The sign  , with an entry of its own below, was adopted by Christian symbolism and given the name crux ansata or the Coptic cross. The crux ansata, or handlebar cross, was also drawn  .
Compare with  in Group 41:b and with  below. This sign has also been used to represent copper during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries instead of the more common  .
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