• Authentic piece in Circulated Condition, preserving its wartime journey!

• Limited to a thrilling two-year issue, adding rarity and allure to your collection!

• Dive into history with this exhilarating artifact from World War II, a must-have for collectors of historical treasures!

Introducing the 1935-A $1 Hawaii Silver Certificate - WWII Issue, a remarkable piece of American history from World War II. In the midst of the war, the U.S. government made several modifications to the nation's currency, including the production of steel pennies in 1943. Following the attack on Pearl Harbor, the United States took special measures to safeguard the money circulating in the Hawaiian Islands. On August 15, 1942, it was mandated that only Emergency Silver Certificates would be used in Hawaii.

These distinctive Silver Certificates are easily identifiable by the word 'Hawaii' running vertically on both the right and left ends of the face side, along with large letters outlined across the back. Unlike typical Silver Certificates of the time, which featured a blue seal, the Hawaii issues are distinguished by their brown seal and the HAWAII overprint. These features ensured that, in the event of enemy occupation or capture of large quantities of cash, the notes could be quickly recognized and devalued.

The 1935-A $1 Hawaii Silver Certificate is an incredibly unique artifact of World War II, beloved by collectors for its historical significance and rarity. As the years pass, these notes become increasingly scarce, making now the perfect time to add this exceptional piece to your collection. Don't miss your chance to own a piece of World War II history with the 1935-A $1 Hawaii Silver Certificate.