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The Hawaii Medals (1891–1893) series of Hawaii Territory in the U.S. Coins contains 0 distinct entries. Neither pattern, nor circulating isuses, these medals of the Hawaiian territory were produced by Messrs. Pinches & Co. (London) for Reginald Huth, for his private collection, and personal use. According

The Hawaii Medals (1891–1893) series of Hawaii Territory in the U.S. Coins contains 0 distinct entries.

Neither pattern, nor circulating isuses, these medals of the Hawaiian territory were produced by Messrs. Pinches & Co. (London) for Reginald Huth, for his private collection, and personal use. According to Stack's Bowers, Huth was a "wealthy Londoner and numismatist. He also had limited quantities of medals produced for Spain and Madagascar."

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