Reissue (verb)

1. Issue (something) again, especially a publication, record, or license.
2. Make a new issue of (a bond or security).

Origin:

Late 16th century from re- + issue.

Examples:

1. The band is set to reissue their classic album on vinyl.
2. The company decided to reissue the bond to raise additional capital.
3. The publisher will reissue the out-of-print book next month.
4. The government has decided to reissue all passports to ensure their security.
5. The record label will reissue the entire discography of the legendary band.