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Has there ever been a Historical currency that has become more valuable, not less valuable, while in its historical use?
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Now I sat while in use, because Roman physical currency can obviously buy significantly more now than it did back then.
A single Roman coin is worth hundreds, if not thousands of dollars now. It has much more buying power now.
But is there any currency that has actually deflated during use? Good economics has caused the value of that currency to be worth more?
As opposed to inflation which makes your currency less valuable.
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