They are about to be categorized as collectibles.
Without laws dictating that they are valuable I don't think I'd call them fiat, but they are a symptom of the fiat system.
They are about to be categorized as collectibles.
Without laws dictating that they are valuable I don't think I'd call them fiat, but they are a symptom of the fiat system.
Question though - if they are purchased as collectibles why have hundreds of thousands of people already sold at a loss?