Which edition which print run?
If the English imprint states:
2 4 6 8 10 9 7 5 3 1
What does this mean?
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These are internal core drawings, which are only important for publishers and book trade. The reader does not need to be interested.
There’s a lot of circulation in it…. And whether it’s a first edition. This is very important for the value of a book, as much as I know. But what exactly does this series mean, in this case?
How do you know that the number marks the edition? This is usually not recognizable for a customer. These are certainly internal numbers of publishers or Printing.
If I look at my British and American books, which sometimes seem like a number, sometimes not, it is usually the first print, first edited, reprinted … (following annual figures, the latest one is the current edition) or similar. It is different but distinct for a customer, which is the issue. Then there is the ISBN number. The longer number you speak of alone or separately is probably just a key or catalogue number. Sometimes you can also find a CIP number, i.e. a catalog number of the Library of Congress. And maybe the British Library has something like that.
Could you set a picture of the imprint? Perhaps this will help to see it carefully and judge it if necessary.
Thanks for the trouble. With this very valuable 2020 issue, unfortunately nothing of First Printing and the like is standing, and the copyright shows only the year of the first appearance, which says in GB and USA nix about EA etc….