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In principle the same applies to paper money, too (if power is out for more than a few days). Currencies by their very definition don't have intrinsic value oth
by BjoernKW 9y ago
In principle the same applies to paper money, too (if power is out for more than a few days). Currencies by their very definition don't have intrinsic value other than as a means of exchanging goods and services.
Some might be backed something that has a perceived real-world value but even in that case we're usually talking about precious metals, which themselves don't have any intrinsic value either.