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1883 25c Hawaii MS

1883 25c Hawaii MS

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Greysheet Catalog Details (GSID: 11096)

The 1883 Twenty Five Cents is part of a series of Hawaii coins struck from 1847-1891. The specific variety is Hawaii. Struck in San Francisco and designated as a Business (MS) strike, this coin is made of Silver from a mintage of 234,478 struck.
Despite a recorded mintage of 500,000, numismatic researcher Roger Burdette has since concluded that many of these were melted and othe more accurate mintage figure is 234,478 coins.

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GSID: 11096
Coin Date: 1883
Denomination: 25c / Twenty Five Cents
Designation: MS
Mint Location: San Francisco
Mintage: 234,478
Coinage Type: Hawaii
Coinage Years: 1847-1891
Composition: Silver
Variety: Hawaii
Strike Type: Business
Coin Shape: Round
Designer: Charles Barber
Obverse Designer: Charles Barber
Reverse Designer: Charles Barber
PCGS #: 10987
NGC ID: 2C58
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