Commodity money refer to the money which is composed of commodities. For example, gold coins. The gold coins has an intrinsic value (which is the value of gold used to make the coin).
It need not be just metallic coins. It could be other items like even cigarettes. It is not a certificate of deposit nor is it a share invested in commodities.
Thus, the answer is the last option - it is a type of money that can also function as a commodity
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