When there are multiple ISBNs, which should be reported in a reference list? Which ISBN number should I use in my literature list? 

I have for example used a book about Design Patterns for my thesis. But I found that books have two ISBN numbers. Which is prefered to use?

This is an example from a book I used as reference:

Print ISBN:978-0-596-00712-6 | ISBN 10:0-596-00712-4
ISBN numbers for a specific book vary between countries/regions and is thus not altogether very useful in international publications. When referencing a book, it is not customary to list ISBN-numbers, partly for the reason just stated. Instead you should be able to find a doi (digital object identifier) number, at least if the book is relatively new. There is otherwise no general rules about including such numbers in reference lists. With books the fields that must (or at least should be included are author(s)/editor(s), year of publication, title, publisher and place for the publisher (City).