Abbreviations on Oz and kg

As per previous topic about abbreviations, I feel it would be good to give examples of how a part of an ounce is to be displayed e.g 1.5 oz should it be decimalised or fractions? 1 1/2oz? or 1.5 oz.

Also, just for sake of clarity we should give the example of kg e.g 1 kg next to the gram example.

peterjhalford

I feel it would be good to give examples of how a part of an ounce is to be displayed e.g 1.5 oz should it be decimalised or fractions? 1 1/2oz? or 1.5 oz.

Here apply the rule

https://en.numista.com/help/coin-name-142.html

Face value: fractions

Non-integer values should be included in the title as they appear on the coin: as fractions, decimal numbers, or currency subunits. For fractional values, unicode fractions (½, ¼, etc.) or the special fraction slash should be used (⁄ U+2044).

✔️ 1⁄52 Shilling - Victoria  ||  10​1⁄2 Sols  ||  7 Roubles 50 Kopecks - Nicholas II  ||  1.25 Lei

peterjhalford

Also, just for sake of clarity we should give the example of kg e.g 1 kg next to the gram example.

I assume the example is only with grams because is the same (just replace g by kg). The same applies to the example of mm, cm, m, km, which only has mm.