Remonetisation
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Remonetisation is the restoration of some commodity such as silver or coins or bank notes that are not money as money.[1][2] It is the reverse of demonetisation. It is often suggested to try and stabilize a failing currency such as going back to a gold standard. Another option is such cases is currency substitution.[3][4]
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