CAC. Well detailed with pleasing rich steel-gray surfaces. While 500,000 were minted, most were melted when Hawaii became a U.S. Territory in 1900.

A needle-sharp strike with beautiful proof surfaces that blend mint red with a touch of golden-red.

CAC. Beautiful reflective surfaces display iridescent hues of olive-green, turquoise, and ruby-red.

CAC. Outstanding quality with tan and mint red surfaces displaying a splash of violet-blue and traces of fuchsia and green accents.

Beautiful satiny white surfaces and a sharp strike with no significant marks and outstanding eye appeal.

Frosty white and well struck with nearly mark-free smooth surfaces.

Satiny white luster and well struck. Choice surfaces with very few marks and a clean cheek. Old green label holder.

Blazing luster with a light golden hue over nearly mark-free surfaces.

A scarce date with a mintage of just 4,000 and more frequently seen as a proof. This is a very solid example with strong detail and problem-free light nickel-gray surfaces.