a kind of reprint but one which involves either changes to the text or to the cover

a reprint of your assessment, with the current date

An official reprinting of a stamp that was no longer being printed.

An official reprinting of a stamp from an obsolete or discontinued issue. Reissues are valid for postage. See also Reprint.

a new edition of a book from new plates or typesetting. While the text will remain substantially unchanged, the reissue may have a new title page, binding, and/or other decorative changes. see also Reprint

A stamp which has been withdrawn from circulation and reprinted and reissued at a later date by postal authorities.

A rerelease of a figure or accessory. Can be as part of a set or alone, repainted or not. Typically has some feature to set it apart from the original figures. The '80s Masters of the Universe line was rereleased with new collector's packaging, but no other changes.

When a new ticket has to be created in exchange for another due to change of plans, dates, etc. In most cases a reissue will also involve fees and/or penalties.

issue (a new version of); "if you forget your password, it can be changed and reissued"

Reissued posters and lobby cards are printed for a film's re-release, usually a few years after the film's initial run or for a special anniversary screening. Recent re-releases include "2001: A Space Odyssey" and "Breakfast at Tiffany's".

Reissue is the cancellation and retirement of a bond and the issuance of a new bond or bonds of the same series, same issue date, and same total face amount. Reissue is a transaction requested in order to change bonds' registrations, that is, to re-register savings bonds. (Note: Situations for which Series I bonds may be reissued are more limited than for Series EE and other savings bonds.)

Refers to either a reissue of a recording on the original label using a different issue number, which was usually pressed from the original matrix, or a reissue of a recording on a different label, either dubbed from an existing recording or pressed from the original matrix. Note: recordings issued by the same label with the same issue number, but a different style of label, are properly called re-pressings, not reissues. See also contemporary release, primary label, and secondary label.

A new printing of a stamp design which had gone out of issue.

A reissue or re-release is the new or repeated issue of an item. In common usage it refers to a musical recording (normally an album) which has already been released but which is then re-released, or reissued; either with the body of music left intact or with some alterations.