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Nice simple clean design.

I think Tee design is personal preference. Based on what I've seen, there are some fairly creative designs out there, but I prefer the simple, easy to read designs.
I agree with Chris.... not only that, i think a monetary symbol shows your imagination as a designer on this design even though its a basic design , but for me as a buyer i would be more tempted to buy your T shirt with the symbol , Why?... because i would feel a sense of pride, and achievement wearing it.
Design with words is difficult for wearers to recognize, symbols make such designs much better which attracts users to buy because of creativity. After all It is simple design, and beautiful work done by you.
As a designer, we are trained to create things that appeal to our consumers on a variety of levels. For instance, take color. Certain colors invoke natural associations to the viewer. Red usually suggests warmth, heat, passion, etc. Blue, is more associated to coolness, water, etc. The use of symbols, or creative typography, in a design also invoke certain associations. Especially very familiar symbols. The dollars sign, for example, takes our mind instantly to thoughts of money, success, promise, and opportunity. Thus, when we see something like a dollar sign appearing in basic text, it implies that there is something profitable here for etiehr the wearer or the viewer. :) Thing of it like subliminal messages...little designing tricks that designers use to perk a viewers interest, to get them thinking, and to spark interest. I was alwys taught that the very best designs are the ones that cause you to take a second looks and go, "What? *then the light bulb goes on* Ohhhh! I GET IT!!"
I tend to think slightly differently. Given the two options, I would prefer a T shirt without the $ sign. If I as a generic person were rich, it could mean that I am flaunting. If I were not rich, it could portray elements of greed and betray my love for money. But, I agree with others in saying it is a personal preference.
I like the Tee just the way it is, with emphasis on LOVE to emphasise the degree of liking for design.