MetalStacks only sells professionally authenticated currency and coins. Collectors highly value U.S. currency with historical wartime significance, such as the Hawaii overprint notes. Issued during World War II, these notes feature distinctive markings used in the event of enemy occupation in Hawaii, making them historically important and highly collectible.
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Note Information:
Series: 1935 A – Hawaii Overprint
Denomination: $1
Type: Silver Certificate – Red Seal with Brown “HAWAII” Overprint
Grade: Circulated/Used
Seal Color: Red Treasury Seal
Overprint Details: Large “HAWAII” printed on the reverse and smaller overprint flanking the portrait on the obverse
Region: The United States of America
Paper Type: Standard Government-Issued Cotton/Linen Blend
Security Features: Raised intaglio printing, red Treasury seal, distinctive wartime overprint markings
Presentation: Comes housed in a premium wooden display case with a clear glass-top viewing window and protective felt interior for both preservation and elegant presentation
Obverse:
Features a portrait of George Washington at the center, with the distinctive red Treasury seal to the right and the word HAWAII overprinted on either side of the portrait. The note retains the historical silver certificate wording, reflecting the silver-backed currency system in place at the time.
Reverse:
Displays the classic green back design, with the addition of a large brown HAWAII overprint spanning across the center. This unique marking was added to quickly identify the note during wartime use.
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