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018 - Copyright Article-Fee Code (NR)


MARC 21 Bibliographic - Full
October 2002

First Indicator
Undefined
# - Undefined

Second Indicator
Undefined
# - Undefined


Subfield Codes
$a - Copyright article-fee code (NR
$6 - Linkage (NR)
$8 - Field link and sequence number (R)

FIELD DEFINITION AND SCOPE

Unique identification code for component parts appearing in monographs or continuing resources.

Recorded in the record for the component part, not in the record for the host item.


GUIDELINES FOR APPLYING CONTENT DESIGNATORS

INDICATORS

SUBFIELD CODES

$a - Copyright article-fee code
018 ##$a0844021842/78/010032-08$01.25/1
018 ##$a03043923/78/050243-03$00.95/0
$6 - Linkage
See description of this subfield in Appendix A: Control Subfields.
$8 - Field link and sequence number
See description of this subfield in Appendix A: Control Subfields.

INPUT CONVENTIONS

Structure - Copyright article-fee code is composed of five parts: 1) the International Standard Serial Number (ISSN) or the International Standard Book Number (ISBN), an eight or ten-digit number constructed according to ISO 3297 or 2108; 2) the last two digits of the year of publication of the component part; 3) the item number, an eight-digit number designed to guarantee the uniqueness of the code; 4) a per-copy fee, a four-digit number giving the fee for photocopying the work, stated in local currency (e.g., US or Canadian dollars); and 5) the author-royalty indicator, a one-digit number indicating that there is a royalty agreement with the author(s) (1) or there is no royalty agreement (0).Code contains slash marks (/) between each part except between the item number and the per-copy fee, where a currency mark (e.g., the dollar sign “$”) is used. For fees given in US and Canadian dollars, the per-copy fee contains a decimal point after the second digit. For more information about the code, see the Copyright Clearance Center’s website at: www.copyright.com.
Copyright article-fee code is composed of five parts: 1) the International Standard Serial Number (ISSN) or the International Standard Book Number (ISBN), an eight or ten-digit number constructed according to ISO 3297 or 2108; 2) the last two digits of the year of publication of the component part; 3) the item number, an eight-digit number designed to guarantee the uniqueness of the code; 4) a per-copy fee, a four-digit number giving the fee for photocopying the work, stated in local currency (e.g., US or Canadian dollars); and 5) the author-royalty indicator, a one-digit number indicating that there is a royalty agreement with the author(s) (1) or there is no royalty agreement (0).Code contains slash marks (/) between each part except between the item number and the per-copy fee, where a currency mark (e.g., the dollar sign “$”) is used. For fees given in US and Canadian dollars, the per-copy fee contains a decimal point after the second digit. For more information about the code, see the Copyright Clearance Center’s website at: www.copyright.com.
Punctuation - Field 018 does not end with a mark of punctuation unless the field ends with an abbreviation, an initialism, or data that ends with a mark of punctuation.

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