1879 - Coins

Hawaii Plantation Tokens were privately issued tokens used in Hawaii during the late 19th century, particularly around 1879. These tokens typically served as currency for laborers on sugar plantations, allowing workers to avoid using official currency for purchases within the plantation stores. The tokens are collected for their historical significance and unique designs that reflect the island's agricultural economy and cultural heritage. Collectors often seek to acquire these items due to their rarity and the limited production by different sugar plantations.

	Item	Denomination	Series	Year	Mint
	1879 12 1/2c Hawaii-T.Hobron	12 1/2c	Hawaii Plantation Tokens	1879

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