1934-A $20 Hawaii World War 2 Emergency Issue Federal Reserve Note Fr. 2305 ~ Crisp Uncirculated KM.230 Knife is 14'' Long Date:1831 Lg Let

Name: 1934-A $20 Hawaii World War 2 Emergency Issue Federal Reserve Note Fr. 2305 ~ Crisp Uncirculated KM.230 Knife is 14'' Long Date:1831 Lg Let
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1934 A $20 Hawaii World War 2 Emergency Issue Federal Reserve Note Fr. 2305 ~ Crisp Uncirculated KM.230 Knife is 14'' Long Date:1831 Lg Let Knife is 14'' Long Sanborns Mexico Sterling Silver Baby Cup Should the island be invaded and large amounts of the currency captured – the notes could be quickly demonetized These notes were issued for use on the Hawaiian islands during World War II

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