Istoniche

Istoniche is a Greek term best known for its use in economics. In this context, it refers to a specific type of foreign exchange that has existed for centuries, specifically in the form of coins from ancient and extinct currencies. Historically, when a country switched to a new currency, the old coins in circulation were either redeemed, demonetized, or used to make collector items.

In more modern times, the term istoniche has been revived to apply to the emerging trend of collecting and hoarding all kinds of foreign exchange, as opposed to just paper currency or coins. This updated concept primarily centers around bullion, specifically gold and silver in the form of stamped government-issued coins, often carried out under various types of ETF investments.

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