Date consistency [solved]

Hello

I would like to suggest a change in the formatting of the demonetization date to be consistent with the dates in the datelines:

Maybe 01-Jan-2020 or 1 January 2020 is better to avoid day/month confusion.

Maybe we should have an option to set the desired format as we have for decimal places and thousand separator?

Hello,

I changed the demonetized format to "1 January 2020".

It replaces the potentially ambiguous formats "31-03-1926" (which was for the UK English and French versions) and "03-31-1926" (US English version).

Even if it may not the preferred format in some countries, it's a non-ambiguous way to express the date in full, aligned with the catalogue guidelines.
I preferred not being consistent with banknote dates. The format "1920-Jan-01" is useful for banknotes dates because it starts with the year (hence making easy to quickly grasp a long list of dates) and because it is short, but I prefer to avoid using this order and abbreviations where it's not needed.

Quote: "Xavier"​Hello,
​​It replaces the potentially ambiguous formats "31-03-1926" (which was for the UK English and French versions) and "03-31-1926" (US English version).

​Cool, thank you+ that was my main concern.

Hopefully in the future there is some kind of option in the setting to have it changed to the users personal choice.