BLACK SPADE SUIT
Black spade suit, the spade from playing-card suits.
U+2660 · 15.1.0 · Common script
About this character
The black spade suit (U+2660) is a typographic symbol representing the spade from standard playing-card suits. Derived from the French suit *pique* and ultimately the Italian *spada* (sword), it originally signified the military class in French decks. Today it appears in card-game notation, as a decorative bullet in typography and design, and as a Unicode dingbat in plain text. In HTML, it is encoded as `♠` or `♠`. Programmers occasionally use it as a delimiter or placeholder marker, while writers employ it to evoke gambling, games, or chance. Its stark, leaf-tipped silhouette makes it a versatile cross-domain symbol.
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E2 99 A02660♠ / ♠\002660\u2660\u2660%E2%99%A0Character
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