Description
FR‑2300 1935A Hawaii $1 Silver Certificate – PMG 66EPQ
This 1935A Hawaii $1 Silver Certificate is a high‑grade World War II emergency‑issue note. It features the iconic brown Treasury seal and matching brown serial numbers that define the Hawaii overprint series. This example comes from the desirable S‑C block, carrying serial S43203190C. Certified PMG 66EPQ, it offers Gem Uncirculated quality with exceptional paper originality and outstanding visual strength.
Historic Wartime Emergency Issue
Hawaii overprint notes were introduced shortly after the attack on Pearl Harbor. Their purpose was to create currency that could be quickly identified and isolated if Hawaii faced occupation. The bold HAWAII overprint and brown security features were part of this emergency plan. These notes became lasting symbols of wartime strategy and military preparedness. Collectors prize them today for their dramatic appearance and direct connection to World War II history.
Premium PMG 66EPQ Gem Quality
This note displays bright paper, sharp printing, and fully original surfaces. The 66EPQ grade confirms exceptional paper quality and strong embossing. The margins are well balanced, and the centering is superior. The brown seal remains vivid, and the serial numbers show rich color. The note presents with true Gem Uncirculated eye appeal. PMG’s EPQ designation highlights originality, and this example meets that standard at a premium level.
Desirable S‑C Block and Strong Visual Appeal
Collectors value the S‑C block for its consistent production and attractive presentation. This note shows clean surfaces, crisp texture, and sharp design elements. The wartime overprint is bold and clear. The combination of block, grade, and originality makes this piece a standout Hawaii emergency‑issue example with exceptional visual strength.
A Premium Addition to Any WWII Collection
This 1935A Hawaii $1 Silver Certificate offers history, grade, and eye appeal. It is an excellent choice for collectors seeking a Gem Uncirculated Hawaii note or upgrading an existing wartime currency set. Its PMG 66EPQ certification and exceptional paper quality make it a strong addition to any advanced collection.