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• NOTE ON SPECIFIC ELEMENTS OF NUMISMATIC DESCRIPTION (360)
  • Subfields & Occurrence
  • Indicators
  • Indicator Descriptions
  • Subfields Description
  • Related Fields
  • Examples
  • History
  • Див. також

NOTE ON SPECIFIC ELEMENTS OF NUMISMATIC DESCRIPTION (360)

=== Field Definition and Scope === This field contains a note about specific elements of the design of a numismatic resource, such as monograms, control marks, dies, and punches. It may also include bibliographical references and/or a URI for these elements.

Subfields & Occurrence

   Field/Subfield Name: Repeatability (R - Repeatable, NR - Not Repeatable), Occurrence (O - Optional, MA - Mandatory if Applicable)
       360 NOTE ON SPECIFIC ELEMENTS OF NUMISMATIC DESCRIPTION: R, O
           $a: Text of Note (NR, MA)
           $b: Citation (R, O)
           $u: Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) (R, O)

Indicators

   Indicator 1: Element
       Specifies the element of the numismatic resource described in this field.
       Values:
           #: Not specified / other
           0: Monogram
           1: Die
           2: Punch
           3: Control mark
   Indicator 2: Part of the Numismatic Resource Described
       Specifies which part of the numismatic resource is being described.
       Values:
           #: Unspecified / other
           1: Obverse
           2: Reverse
           3: Edge

Indicator Descriptions

   Indicator 1: Element
       Value 0 (Monogram): A symbol created by overlapping or combining letters or graphemes.
       Value 1 (Die): An engraved stamp used to impress designs on metal to make coins.
       Value 2 (Punch): Refers to early Indian silver coins bearing symbols applied with punches.
       Value 3 (Control mark): A mark distinguishing a numismatic unit as part of an issue or series, such as a mintmark.

   Indicator 2: Part of the Numismatic Resource Described
       Specifies which part of the numismatic resource (e.g., obverse, reverse) is described.

Subfields Description

   $a Text of Note
       Provides a descriptive note. Not repeatable.
   $b Citation
       Provides a citation identifying both the work and the element location. Repeatable if there are multiple references.
   $u Uniform Resource Identifier (URI)
       A unique identifier for web-based resources related to the element. Repeatable if multiple URIs are provided.

Related Fields

   117: CODED DATA FIELD: THREE-DIMENSIONAL ARTEFACTS AND REALIA
   260: MATERIAL SPECIFIC AREA: NUMISMATIC OBJECTS

Examples

   EX 1:
       360 01$aMonogram 1 of Anthemius A, N, T, H, E, M$uhttp://numismatics.org/ocre/symbol/monogram.ric.10.anthemius.1
       Description: A coin with a monogram of Anthemius on the obverse.

   EX 2:
       360 12$aCoin R1 (Le Rider)$bR1$bGeorges Le Rider, Le monnayage d’argent et d’or de Philippe II frappé en Macédoine de 359 à 294. Paris: E Bourgey, 1977, Coin R1.
       Description: A coin struck with a die referenced as R1 in Le Rider’s catalogue of Macedonian coins.

   EX 3:
       360 31$aP (Philadelphia)
       Description: A 1979 dollar coin with a “P” mint mark on the obverse, indicating it was minted in Philadelphia.

   EX 4:
       360 21$a3 Kiri stamps
       Description: A Japanese Oban from circa 1588 with 3 diamond-shaped stamps on the obverse.

History

   2023: Field introduced.

Див. також

• 360 Note on specific elements of numismatic description // UNIMARC Bibliographic Format Manual. — IFLA, 2023. — No 1.0.0. — P. 405–406. (англ.)