Hawaii Patterns - Coins

Hawaii Patterns refer to a series of experimental coins produced in the late 19th century, specifically around 1936, as part of the United States government's consideration of establishing Hawaii as a state. The P50c designation indicates a 50-cent denomination, and these coins were primarily made as patterns rather than for circulation. They are notable for their unique designs, which often showcase Hawaiian motifs and reflect the cultural heritage of the islands. The rarity and historical significance of these pieces make them highly sought after by collectors, particularly those focused on United States numismatics and territorial coins.

1883 (1)

	Item	Denomination	Series	Year	Mint
	1883 P50c Hawaii Copper BN	P50c	Hawaii Patterns	1883	San Francisco

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