1891 - Coins

Hawaii Plantation Tokens were issued in 1891 to serve as currency on sugar plantations in Hawaii, where traditional coinage was scarce. These tokens often featured the denomination, such as "10c," indicating their value, and were used primarily by laborers and plantation employees for purchasing goods. As a collectible, they represent a unique aspect of Hawaiian economic history and the plantation system of the era, appealing to both numismatists and those interested in Hawaiian heritage. Their limited circulation and historical context contribute to their value among collectors.

	Item	Denomination	Series	Year	Mint
	1891 10c Hawaii-Kahului Railroad	10c	Hawaii Plantation Tokens	1891

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