Unissued

Unissued describes something, typically currency, bonds, shares, postage stamps, or other financial or official instruments, that has been prepared or printed but has not yet been released or circulated for public use. It signifies that the item remains in its original state, uncirculated, and therefore retains its full potential value. The term highlights a state of non-distribution, waiting for the appropriate moment or conditions to be made available to the public or the intended recipients. This applies in an administrative or logistical context, as well as a financial setting.

Unissued meaning with examples

• The treasury held a substantial quantity of Unissued bonds, waiting for market conditions to stabilize before their release. Their value remained untouched. It represents a potential investment, while it still sits ready to be circulated. The financial analysts carefully watched the amount of Unissued bonds to track financial health.
• The stamp collector was delighted to acquire an Unissued sheet of the rare commemorative stamps. In pristine condition, they held significant value. The stamps had never been handled or used, retaining their original gum and perforation. He was happy to get them in such pristine condition.
• The bank held a reserve of Unissued currency ready to be distributed to meet increased demand. The supply would allow a stable economy. These banknotes had been printed but kept safely locked away. The economy was doing great as there was no need.
• The company announced it was reviewing its options regarding its substantial stockpile of Unissued shares. The financial health of the company would determine when the shares are released. They would wait for market conditions to improve. The stock market analysis of the company's financial performance determined whether the shares would be released.