Latin-1 characters still absent. None needs new letterform design; all are constructible from shapes the family already has.
Figures
² U+00B2, ³ U+00B3, ¹ U+00B9 — superscripts, scaled from the existing digits
¼ U+00BC, ½ U+00BD, ¾ U+00BE — fractions, built from digits and the existing solidus
ª U+00AA, º U+00BA — ordinal indicators
Punctuation and symbols
U+00AD — soft hyphen (zero-width, maps to the hyphen)
µ U+00B5 — micro sign
′ U+2032, ″ U+2033 — prime and double prime, distinct from the quotes
№ U+2116, ℗ U+2117
₹ U+20B9, ₽ U+20BD — rupee and ruble, if the currency set is worth completing
The superscripts and fractions are the ones most likely to show up in real copy (dimensions, measurements, pricing).
Latin-1 characters still absent. None needs new letterform design; all are constructible from shapes the family already has.
Figures
²U+00B2,³U+00B3,¹U+00B9 — superscripts, scaled from the existing digits¼U+00BC,½U+00BD,¾U+00BE — fractions, built from digits and the existing solidusªU+00AA,ºU+00BA — ordinal indicatorsPunctuation and symbols
U+00AD — soft hyphen (zero-width, maps to the hyphen)µU+00B5 — micro sign′U+2032,″U+2033 — prime and double prime, distinct from the quotes№U+2116,℗U+2117₹U+20B9,₽U+20BD — rupee and ruble, if the currency set is worth completingThe superscripts and fractions are the ones most likely to show up in real copy (dimensions, measurements, pricing).