Allow more than one issuing entity in an item [solved]

Perhaps there are very few items with two ore more issuing entities, and perhaps only are exonumia, but they exist.

For example, this token N#126872 was issued by two entities

• Le taxiphone
• Postes, Télégraphes et Téléphones
   

I wrote as one line (“Le taxiphone / Postes, Télégraphes et Téléphones” ; I had a typo “LaLe taxiphone…” and I submitted a modification request) but the system see this entity as different than “Le telephone” or “Postes, Télégraphes et Téléphones”, of course.

There are various times where joint issues of coins are made (Anhalt, Lowenstein, Saxony, and other).

For example: N#39537

In Numiasta it's listed under Anhalt-Bernburg with a note of “Joint Coinage”. According to Krause it's s joint coinage of Anhalt-Köthen and Anhalt-Dessau.

A slight difference in semantics: I see these as a joint issue of multiple entities, not as being issued by multiple entities. In my own catalog I have a separate joint entity, rather than connecting the coins/tokens to two entities. Currency unions, like the Eurozone entity in Banknotes or the Equatorial African states in Coins and Banknotes, are joint issuers that are identified as separate entities in Numista.

bjherbison

There are various times where joint issues of coins are made (Anhalt, Lowenstein, Saxony, and other).

 

For example: N#39537

In Numiasta it's listed under Anhalt-Bernburg with a note of “Joint Coinage”. According to Krause it's s joint coinage of Anhalt-Köthen and Anhalt-Dessau.

I do not know if they are same case… In these coins is used the field “issuing authority” and I use “issuing entity”.

This was done.