Adding currency Symbol using formatNumber

Hello,
I want to display currency symbol along with the number in JSP. I tried the following two tags, but the currency symbol ( USD) is not displayed.
<td> <fmt:formatNumber value="${row.col1}" type="currency" pattern="###,###"/></td>
<td> <fmt:formatNumber value="${row.col1}" type="currency" pattern="###,###0"/></td>
Can you please help

I think if you specify a custom pattern the currency doesn't get formatted.
Either try :
<fmt:formatNumber value="${row.col1}" type="currency" />
or
<fmt:formatNumber value="${row.col1}" pattern="$###,###"/>

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