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: After the war, millions of these notes were burned in local crematoriums and sugar mill furnaces.

The Bank of Hawaii has a long association with unique paper money, which is now highly prized by collectors:

: Following the attack on Pearl Harbor, the U.S. Treasury issued emergency banknotes with " HAWAII " overprinted on the front and back. hawaii bank of

: Before U.S. statehood, Hawaii issued "Silver Coin Deposit Certificates" in the late 19th century. These are now extremely rare. Recent Financial & Research Papers

: Between 1863 and 1935, local banks like the First National Bank of Hawaii issued their own currency. These are considered rare; for example, an 1882 $50-$100 proof can be found at retailers like eBay for collectors. : After the war, millions of these notes

: If Japanese forces had captured the islands, these specific bills could be demonetized instantly, preventing the enemy from using seized cash.

The "interesting paper" related to the Bank of Hawaii likely refers to either its —especially the rare World War II emergency overprints—or its modern financial research reports . Historical Paper Currency : Before U

If you are looking for current analysis, several "interesting papers" and reports have been released recently: Hawaii - Banknotes from YOUR Hometown