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Name or Denominations
1 Dollar 1 USD = INR 96
Issuer
NA
Ruler
United States
Year of Minting
1996
Currency
Dollar ( 1785-date )
Shape
Round
Rarity
Ultra rare
Weight
11 g
Diameter
31.95 mm
Thickness
1.87 mm
Material
Brass
Shape
Round
Edge Type
Reeded
Technique
Milled
Front design
Bust Kamhameha facing right. Legend around permeter.
Back design
Hawaian Islands. Value to the left legend follows perimeter.
Year of Minting
1996
Location
United States
Mint location
Royal Hawaiian Mint , Honolulu, United States (1974-date)
Mint mark
RHM
Orientation
Medal alignment ↑↑
Inscriptions
Obverse: ALOHA FESTIVALS HAWAII 1946 ● 50TH ANNIVERSARY ● 1996 Reverse: ROYAL HAWAIIAN MINT LIMIT ONE PURCHASE PER DAY REDEEMABLE - GOOD FOR ONE DOLLAR IN TRADE ON A MINIMUM $10.00 PURCHASE HALLA ALOHA TREASURED MEMORIES 1 ALOHA DALA ©RHM△
Context
For an affordable gift and a memento of Hawaii, the ONE DOLLAR Bronze Aloha Festival Commemorative Dala was an ideal choice. In the spirit of the Aloha Festival, the Mint made a truly remarkable Aloha Festival token for only ONE DOLLAR! It featured the same distinctive obverse and reverse designs as the more costly gold and silver proofs. The Official bronze commemorative festival dollar was a historic issue in its own right as numismatically it is "fantasy money." Most commonly known as a "trade token" that year's Aloha Festival Dala was available at the face value of "ONE DOLLAR" and the legend states on the reverse states that it is: "REDEEMABLE - GOOD FOR ONE DOLLAR IN TRADE" with the Mint name and address. And indeed it was circulated and accepted by merchants throughout Hawaii as payment for their goods and services. And of course, the Mint also accepted the Festival Dala towards payment. OIP for the bronze Aloha Festival Dala was $12.00 for ten US dollars. RE: MINTLINE SEPTEMBER 1996 https://www.royalhawaiianmint.com/1996-aloha-festivals-50th-anniversary-bronze-dala.html
Rarity
Ultra rare
Coin type
Local coins
In circulation
Yes
Demonetized
No
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0
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