unknown character showing for me.
Where is it showing that (what program)?
For example cmd.exe shows the output of
perl -Mopen=:std,utf8 -e" print $_, ' ',chr($_), ' ' for 931 .. 935"
as
931 Σ 932 Τ 933 Υ 934 Φ 935 Χ
But notepad will gladly show Sigma/Tau/Upsilon/Phi/Chi:
931 Σ 932 Τ 933 Υ 934 Φ 935 Χ
In both cases the bytes are the same
$ perl -Mopen=:std,utf8 -e" print $_, ' ',chr($_), ' ' for 931 .. 935"
+ |hexdump
00000000: 39 33 31 20 CE A3 20 39 - 33 32 20 CE A4 20 39 33 |931 93
+2 93|
00000010: 33 20 CE A5 20 39 33 34 - 20 CE A6 20 39 33 35 20 |3 934
+ 935 |
00000020: CE A7 20 - | |
00000023;
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