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Japanese “bargain” button

Unicode U+1F250 · Emoji 0.6

U+1F250

Meaning

The kanji 得 inside a circle, meaning gain or advantage in Japanese. On shop signs it marks a bargain or a good deal, something worth more than you pay.

Shoppers use it for sales, combo offers and lucky finds: “Two bowls for the price of one 🉐” It also suits a win-win situation or any small gain. It carries a happier, more rewarding tone than 🈹, which simply means discount.

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