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I like the blue outline within the letter N. It reminds me of a typeface in a store or laundromat. The letter O looks like it can be in an advertisement. The number 9 looks like some sort of product packaging. All these letters are sans serifs.
These typography examples—dynamic and modern (‘9’) has a bold and rounded design with a slight italicized angle, giving it a sense of movement and energy. This typography would work well in branding for businesses that want to convey trustworthiness and dynamism, such as technology companies, sports brands, or product packaging. The clean and versatile (‘O’) Its uniform, circular shape provides a sense of balance and harmony. This style of ‘O’ would be suitable for corporate branding, educational materials, and informational graphics, where readability and professionalism are key. The bold and assertive (‘N’) form with a slight outline that adds depth. This letter style would be ideal for bold signage, posters, or branding materials that require attention-grabbing text. It could be used in contexts where a message needs to stand out, such as advertising billboards or campaign signs.
I think the both letters N and O are serif type because seems so straight, also the number 9 is serif too but looks a little bit italic serif.