Issue date may refer to:
- Cover date of a periodical publication
- A supplementary number used on debit cards due to the main card account number being tied to underlying bank account number – see issue number
- The date on which a financial instrument, particularly a security is (physically) issued by the issuer. Also known as date of issue. See also start date/effective date, which is when an instrument comes into effect.
Famous quotes containing the words issue and/or date:
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