: Re: What is the difference between an ISBN and an ISBN Barcode? Is the ISBN the same as the ISBN Barcode or are these 2 different things? I want to publish my own books, so need some clarification.
ISBN or International Standard Book Number is a unique number assigned to a book. It is issued by a central ISBN agency in your country. In USA, you can obtain your ISBN numbers from the Bowker Agency.
So the basic difference between 2 is just of the form. As ISBN is just a Number and ISBN Barcode is a Barcode.
ISBN Barcode is a unique commercial book identifier barcode. It is encoded in an EAN-13 format barcode with a Price Supplemental barcode.
ISBN Code
Human Readable Text (optional)
Pricing Supplemental Code
This 2-part barcode is required by traditional book sellers such as Barnes & Nobles, Books-a-Million, and others.
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