Freight Sans may be?

Freight Sans, no, unfortunately, that was my first thought too, but the /i/ in Freight Sans is angled at the top, and the questionmark is off.

Perhaps closer to Foundry Sterling, but I'm not completely convinced.

but the /i/ in Freight Sans is angled at the top, and the questionmark is off.

Good eyes! You're definitely right. /t bottom finial looks a bit off too. Foundry Sterling looks very close too, possibly matching (hard to tell with no type tester on Foundry's website). As usual, that's probably easier with a larger glyph set and the sample origin.

Ryuk and Ben,

Thanks for your time, it is indeed Sterling! ;)
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Ah, just realised it's you Adriano! Hi! :-)

Hi Ben ;)