: Re: How to deal with two ISBN from two different countries? Since the book I am working on will be published in two different countries, it has two ISBN. The tricky question here is this: must

I have seen many times a sticker ISBN added over the original one for different countries a bit like the replica stick-on some chain bookstores use.

I have also often seen it in US prints sold in the UK and Europe with the local denomination. I gather that's what you meant, two different currencies needing two ISBNs.

In your case the U.S. publisher will have an ISBN print as part of the cover, and the other country England, or India for instance will have a sticker covering it.

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