Authentic Hawaiian Currency & Cultural Collectibles

Hawaiian Kingdom Notes:

• Rare banknotes issued during the Hawaiian Kingdom era before Hawaii became a U.S. state.
• Beautifully designed currency featuring King Kalākaua, Queen Lili'uokalani, and other royal figures.
• Highly collectible notes from the 19th century, including 1, 5, 10, and 50-dollar denominations.
  

Hawaiian Overprint Currency:

• U.S. currency with distinctive Hawaiian overprints issued during the transition from Kingdom to statehood.
• Historic banknotes that mark a significant period in Hawaii’s history, reflecting the island's unique place in American history.
  

Plantation Currency & Scrip:

• Emergency currency issued by sugar plantations, local businesses, and other entities in Hawaii during the early 20th century.
• Rare scrip notes used during the economic challenges of Hawaii's plantation era, offering a glimpse into the island's economic past.
  

Hawaiian Kingdom Coins:

• Coins minted during the Hawaiian Kingdom period, featuring designs of kings, queens, and Hawaiian symbols.
• Gold, silver, and copper coins with historical significance, including the famous "Hawaiian 50-cent" pieces.
• Limited edition coins struck for collectors during the monarchy era.
  

Hawaiian Coins After Annexation:

• Coins minted post-annexation as Hawaii became a U.S. territory in 1898.
• Collectible pieces such as the 1900 Hawaiian Quarter, representing the transition to U.S. governance.
  

Commemorative Hawaiian Coins:

• Specially minted coins that commemorate important events in Hawaiian history, such as statehood and cultural milestones.
• Limited-run coins featuring iconic Hawaiian imagery, from the palm trees to Hawaiian landmarks.
  

Hawaiian Kingdom Era (Pre-1898):

• Hawaii was an independent kingdom, and its currency reflected its royal heritage, including beautifully designed banknotes and coins.
• Key historical figures like King Kalākaua and Queen Lili'uokalani were featured on the island’s official currency.
  

U.S. Territory Era (1898-1959):

• Following Hawaii's annexation as a U.S. territory, unique overprinted U.S. currency was issued for use in Hawaii.
• The transition to U.S. currency brought about the minting of commemorative coins and notes marking this historic shift.
  

Hawaii Statehood (1959-Present):

• The statehood era brought new economic opportunities for Hawaii, leading to commemorative coins celebrating the achievement of statehood in 1959.
• Modern currency and coins reflecting the island's rich history and diverse cultural heritage.
  

Cultural Significance:

• Hawaiian collectibles offer a unique way to connect with the history, people, and culture of the Hawaiian Islands.
• Owning Hawaiian currency or artifacts allows collectors to preserve and appreciate the cultural stories behind each item.
  

Investment Potential:

• Hawaiian currency and coins are highly collectible, with historical and cultural value that often appreciates over time.
• Collecting Hawaiian numismatic items is a great way to invest in both history and financial value.
  

Uniqueness of Hawaiian Items:

• Hawaiian currency and coins are distinct from other U.S. or international issues, making them a rare find for collectors.
• The history behind these items makes them stand out as unique pieces of Americana and Pacific Island heritage.
  

Expert Knowledge & Selection:

• Our team has years of expertise in Hawaiian numismatics and cultural collectibles. We help guide collectors toward the most valuable and historically significant items.
• We offer an extensive inventory of rare Hawaiian coins, currency, and artifacts that you won’t find anywhere else.
  

Fair Pricing & Appraisals:

• We provide fair and competitive pricing for all our Hawaiian collectibles and currency.
• Free appraisals are available to help you determine the value of your Hawaiian collectibles and historical items.