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reissuable

  • a word derived from reissue.
    reissue
    noun
    something that is issued again, as a book or a motion picture.

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Their chief characteristic was that they bore interest; they were transferable only by indorsement; were payable at a fixed time; were not reissuable, nor of small denominations; and were to be canceled when paid.

From Thomas Hart Benton by Theodore Roosevelt

It sought to provide for its immediate wants by the issue of treasury notes, differing from former notes of the kind in that they were made reissuable.

From Thomas Hart Benton by Theodore Roosevelt