http://www.jasonparkdiamond.com/blog/rare-1914-mid-pacific-carnival-duke-kahanamoku-token/
Ugh…why?

In my personal collection.
2M-318 set (silver and bronze) 1981 Maui Coin Club medals. Mintage 65.
2M-319 (cupro nickel) 1981 Maui Coin Club medal. Mintage 20.
Each medal in original as issued case.

For those of you on Oahu or planning to visit Oahu here is a purchase tip for a 26 year old silver medal struck by the Honolulu Mint in Mint Condition.
Go to the bottom right of the page from the link below (see that shiny medal for $25 ?).
http://www.mhs150years.com/store.html
This is the reply from the school (May 2016).


You need to check if you can actually go on campus during the school year to make the purchase. http://www.mckinley.k12.hi.us/

My uniface Saint Louis College medal is actually a 1996 HSNA medal.

I participated/watched this auction over the weekend. Similar coin is listed on eBay. This one sold for $425 (without buyers fee).

I located this Hawaii State 49 image while performing more research. Tough to locate….The white stripes (and reduced size) is my doing to prevent re-use by others (it took time to located this image).

The year 1950 in the mock-up of the State of Hawaii seal was created by the Hawaii Statehood Commission.

Another item for my “Hawaii 49th State collection”. Published by Hawaii Statehood Commission, Washington DC, March 15, 1948

I was looking for related material for a future coin exhibit entry. There was one brochure I wanted to get my hands on, but it’s part of the National Archive.
http://www.archives.gov/legislative/features/hawaii/brochure.html
However, I recently purchased one!

This is the Wikipedia link with the school logo
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Louis_School
This is the Saint Louis College medal

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