The last installment in the U.S. Mint’s 50 State Quarters Program made its debut Tuesday at the United States mint in Denver, Colo. The Hawaii commemorative quarter brings a close to the 10-year series.
On the back of the coin is a picture of King Kamehameha stretching his hand toward the eight Hawaiian Islands. Words in a Hawaiian language are also shown. They translate as “The Life of the Land is Perpetuated in Righteousness.”
The Hawaii quarter will go into circulation on Nov. 3.
Sweet =D now i can finesh my colotion =D.
yay!!!! I love collecting coins!! I have 48 of the states!
Does anybody have any advice on how to get the Hawaii state quarter (or any other of the quarters, for that matter)? I collect the state quarters from both the Denver mint and the Philadelphia mint but am missing at least one quarter in every year.
Awesome! I was born in Hawai’i (I think this is their traditional spelling)
thats cool i wish i had my hands own that!
Nice, my search for coins will be over
So that’s the Hawai State Quarter.You know,I have one them.Inow have 16 more states to go.