The Kingdom of Hawaii issued copper cents in 1847 and silver dimes, quarters, half dollars, and dollars in 1883. These coins lost their legal tender status in 1900 when Hawaii became a U.S. territory.
Private tokens were also struck starting in 1860 and circulated widely until the end of the century.
Sharply struck with lustrous medium brown surfaces.
Well struck with pleasing chestnut brown surfaces and no porosity.
CAC. Well struck with nice problem-free surfaces and a touch of mint red in the protected areas of the design.
CAC. Sharply struck with no noteworthy marks and beautiful glossy chestnut brown surfaces.
AU Detail - Cleaned.
CAC. Well struck and very attractive with a fair amount of mint red remaining.
CAC. Sharply struck and lustrous with a nice blend of mint red and soft brown.
Sharply struck with modest white frost on the design and mirrored fields. Just 4 coins have been given a proof-like designation in any grade from both services combined!
AU Detail - Cleaned.
UNC Details - Stained.
AU Detail - Cleaned.
Blast white and an incredible strike with frosted devices and super flashy mirrored fields. PCGS has only given a 'Proof-Like' designation to two Hawaiian Quarters!
The 1883/1383 overdate with a 3 clearly under the first 8. This is a beautiful blast white example housed in an early PCGS holder as simply an 1883.