1934-A $10 Brown Seal Hawaii XF (Fr#2303)

Currency Highlights:

• This denomination was one of four, along with the $1, $5 and $20 to be used for this purpose during the war.
• This note comes in a Mylar currency holder.
• Note is in Extra Fine condition.
• Printed in the early 1940s and features a brown seal and serial numbers along with the familiar portrait of the first secretary of the Treasury, Alexander Hamilton.
• The back of each note has a large “HAWAII” over stamp in block letters across the middle.
• Julian/Morganthau signatures—Friedberg #2303.

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These Series 1934-A $10 Federal Reserve Notes with the "HAWAII" overprint are very popular with collectors, and this group will please any serious paper money collector. Add this great collector’s item to your cart today!

This group of notes has been kept together for over 70 years! Very few consecutive groups of HAWAII notes exist today. Due to the very real possibility of a Japanese invasion of Hawaii and the west coast following Pearl Harbor, the Treasury Department issued these special notes. In the event of the currency falling into enemy hands, these could be rendered worthless by the government.