NEW BOOK: THE HAWAII OVERPRINT CURRENCY CATALOG

After the bombing of Pearl Harbor, Hawaii on December 7, 1941, the U.S. issued currency overprinted with HAWAII to replace normal U.S. currency circulating in Hawaii. During World War II, this emergency issue was the only currency allowed to circulate in Hawaii. Both then and now, this series has been intriguing people. This book takes a deeper look into this popular series.

The Hawaii Overprint Currency Catalog is the culmination of viewing thousands of notes and bringing together the knowledge of the industry’s experts and researchers. It explores the history, the printing process and print runs, error notes, short snorters and specially stamped notes, and introduces information that challenges some of the long-held facts. Sharing knowledge. Beginning a discussion.

This in-depth study is thoroughly illustrated in full color with pictures from the leading auction houses and several major collections. The illustrations provide a special opportunity to view notes that will not be seen for years.

The Hawaii Overprint Currency Catalog, compiled by Jeremy Uota (ISBN: 978-0-9840030-5-19), is published by Stuffcyclopedia LLC and available online at www.stuffcyclopedia.com.

Publication Date: 2012
Paperback: 258 pages (full color)
Publisher: Stuffcyclopedia LLC
Language: English
ISBN-13: 978-0-9840030-5-19
Product Dimensions: 8.5 (width) x 11.0 (height) x 0.5 (thick) inches
Weight: 2.2lbs

Contact:
Jeremy A. Uota
jeremy.uota@gmail.com
P.O. Box 4909
Kaneohe, HI 96744
Tel: 808-389-1361

Wayne Homren, Editor

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