Collectible coins are items of numismatic interest, often sought after by collectors for their historical significance, rarity, or aesthetic value. The United States coinage system includes various denominations, including the five-cent nickel and the half dime, which were used in different periods. The Hawaii overprint coins, produced in 1881, are notable for their unique historical context and designs reflecting the islands' incorporation into U.S. territory. Collectors typically look for coins that are in good condition, have a defined mintage, or possess unique attributes that enhance their value.

Item Denomination Series Year Mint
United States of America 1881 N/A Hawaii 5¢ 5¢ (Five Cents, Nickel, Half Dime) Hawaii 1881 N/A