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*'''Not fungible''': Securities from different series, even if issued by the same issuer, are ''not'' fungible with each other.  
*'''Not fungible''': Securities from different series, even if issued by the same issuer, are ''not'' fungible with each other.  
*'''Fungible''': Individual securities comprising part of a single series (and having a the same [[ISIN]] ''are'' fungible with each other.
*'''Fungible''': Individual securities comprising part of a single series (and having a the same [[ISIN]] ''are'' fungible with each other.
There is a great divide in the bedeviling pedantry of law, the between things that are the ''same'' but somehow ''different'', and things that are ''different'' but nonetheless precisely the same. [[Amend]]ment describes that first class; [[fungibility]] the second.
There is a great divide in the bedeviling pedantry of law, the between things that are the ''same'' but somehow, over a period of time, ''different'', and things that are ''different'' but nonetheless at a given point in time, precisely the same. [[Amend]]ment describes that first class; [[fungibility]] the second.
===Definition===
===Definition===
Assets are fungible where their nature allows them to be replaced in whole or in part with other assets of a like nature.  However, it applies only to the equivalence of each unit of a commodity with other units of the same commodity. Fungibility does not describe or relate to any exchange of one commodity for some other, different commodity.
Assets are fungible where their nature allows them to be replaced in whole or in part with other assets of a like nature.  However, it applies only to the equivalence of each unit of a commodity with other units of the same commodity. Fungibility does not describe or relate to any exchange of one commodity for some other, different commodity.

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