How to write roman numeral greater than 10,000?

Hi Everybody
I'm writing my first Math book and I can't find under Edit-> Special Characters the symbol for that.
For exemple 15,000 = XV : they used a horizontal line over each letter to represent x10,000.
This workaround of using _ in the previous line joins the 2 horizontal lines, what wasn't supposed to happen.
Anybody knows how to do it?
Have a great Year and thanks in advance.

Hi Tom
Where is the over bar? I can´t find it.
The only symbol with over bar that could be used as roman numeral is under latin:

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