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.
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So that’s the Hawai State Quarter.You know,I have one them.Inow have 16 more states to go.
Nice, my search for coins will be over
thats cool i wish i had my hands own that!
Awesome! I was born in Hawai’i (I think this is their traditional spelling)
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.
yay!!!! I love collecting coins!! I have 48 of the states!
Sweet =D now i can finesh my colotion =D.