1935 A $1 Silver Certificate Hawaii Note Fine-Very Fine Condition

Own a fascinating piece of World War II history with this 1935 A $1 Silver Certificate Hawaii Note in Fine to Very Fine (F-VF) condition! Issued as emergency currency during World War II, these distinctive notes were created specifically for circulation in Hawaii following the attack on Pearl Harbor in December 1941. Featuring unique brown Treasury seals and bold HAWAII overprints, these historic Silver Certificates offer a tangible connection to one of the most significant periods in American history.

Historic World War II Hawaii Emergency Currency

Following the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, the United States government took special precautions to protect the nation's currency supply in the Hawaiian Islands. In 1942, specially marked Hawaii emergency banknotes were introduced to make it easier to identify and invalidate currency circulating in Hawaii if the islands fell into enemy hands.

Unlike traditional $1 Silver Certificates featuring blue Treasury seals and serial numbers, the 1935 A Hawaii Silver Certificate displays a distinctive brown Treasury seal and brown serial numbers. The word "HAWAII" appears vertically along both sides of the front and prominently across the back of the note. These recognizable markings distinguish Hawaii emergency notes from standard U.S. currency and make them a memorable collectible from the World War II era.

1935 A $1 Hawaii Silver Certificate in Fine-Very Fine Condition

This 1935 A $1 Hawaii Note features the familiar portrait of George Washington on the obverse, accompanied by the special wartime overprints. The reverse showcases the traditional Great Seal of the United States design, with the large HAWAII inscription stretching across the center of the note. Together, these details highlight the unusual circumstances surrounding its issuance.

Offered in Fine to Very Fine condition, this vintage banknote displays characteristics consistent with circulated paper currency while retaining its historic design and distinctive markings. Whether you're expanding a collection of World War II currency, exploring historic U.S. Silver Certificates, or searching for a meaningful gift for a history enthusiast, this 1935 A Hawaii Note is a wonderful reminder of America's wartime past.

Product Highlights

• Year and Series: 1935 A
• Denomination: $1
• Currency Type: Silver Certificate - Hawaii Emergency Issue
• Condition: Fine to Very Fine (F-VF)
• Obverse: George Washington portrait with brown Treasury seal, brown serial numbers, and vertical HAWAII overprints
• Reverse: Great Seal design with large HAWAII overprint
• Historical Significance: World War II emergency currency issued for circulation in Hawaii beginning in 1942