Dollar sign necessary in "$16 LD"?
Solution 1:
In cases where adherence to the standard is important, you should not use the currency symbol if you use the official ISO 4217 code for a currency:
Available for 800 LRD or 10 USD.
However, since many places only use those codes rarely, it can be wise to take the belt-and-braces approach is you don't have to follow ISO 4217 fully:
Available for $800 LRD or $10 USD.
Other abbreviations depend much more on what would be understood in the context. Since LD$ and L$ are sometimes used for the Liberian Dollar, and US$ for the American, and since these forms are distinct, then I would recommend those:
Available for $LD800 or US$10.
Though if the book is about currency or finance matters, I'd go back to my first example, and use the International standard, avoiding local symbols entirely.