@Xavier I keep having a problem with adding moldavian coins, there are alot of letters that i cant really write digitally in the lettering section. Could there be added a romanian chyrillic script or a virtual keyboard? Ill do my best to write down the alphabet using the MBR catalogue and wikipedia:
I could find all these letters in the Cyrillic virtual keyboard except 5 of them: Ѱ Ѫ Ѥ Ѵ Ꙟ.
Could you please confirm whether these 5 letters are present on some coins?
I saw that they do exist but many of them are written differently such as de “Д” or the “A”. Is that not enought of a big reason to add them? As for the others, i will see if i find them.
Thank you for the clarification. We could do that not with the virtual keyboard, but with a different font, like we do for Latin uncial script (see example N#185264).
Could you please share the links to some coins that would need it?
The Shafarik font might be a good candidate. See the picture below, with the current font at the top and the Shafarik font below.
Thank you for the clarification. We could do that not with the virtual keyboard, but with a different font, like we do for Latin uncial script (see example N#185264).
Could you please share the links to some coins that would need it?
The Shafarik font might be a good candidate. See the picture below, with the current font at the top and the Shafarik font below.
That would be great! For now i only needed it for this coin: N#444571 but there are more comming.
Thanks for sharing this new example. I compared the scripts too:
It's not perfect (the Cyrillic letter Н is erroneously rendered like the Latin letter N in the font; the font doesn't have ligature for АР and АВ; the О doesn't have a pointy bottom), but still better than the current font (especially for the shape of А, Д and Л).
The font Shafarik actually supports an alternative shape for Н, but selecting alternative letter shapes is not supported on Numista.
I just added the font on Numista. It will be visible on the coin page if you select “Cyrillic (medieval)” as the font.