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An accession number is a sequential number assigned to each record or item as it is added to a to a library collection or database and which indicates the chronological order of its acquisition.
Accessioning is the formal act of legally accepting an object or objects to the category of material that a museum holds in the public trust, or in other words those in the museums permanent collection.
An accession number is a sequential number assigned to each record or item as it is added to a to a library collection or database and which indicates the chronological order of its acquisition.
Accessioning is the process of transferring physical and legal custody of permanent records from federal agencies to the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA). Records that have been appraised as permanent have great value to the nation and the public interest.
On the Accession Configuration page (Configuration Menu Resources General Accession Number), select Create a New Sequence and fill in the parameters to create a new sequence. Enter a sequence name to distinguish each sequence configuration from other sequences.
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Definition: The unique identifier assigned to a group of archival materials that have been transferred into the legal custody of NARA.
An accession number is a sequential number assigned to each record or item as it is added to a to a library collection or database and which indicates the chronological order of its acquisition.
The accession number is on the object label or caption. If you do not have the accession number, search by the artists last name and/or a keyword from the title of the work (e.g., bruegel harvesters), or keyword (e.g., armoire) or a phrase that describes the work (e.g., art deco in quotation marks).
Accessioning is the formal act of legally accepting an object or objects to the category of material that a museum holds in the public trust, or in other words those in the museums permanent collection.
The accession number is the unique number allocated in the accession register and is only applied to objects formally acquired by the museum for the long term collections. Accession numbers are allocated by taking the next number in the sequence being used by the museum.

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