Hawaii 1 dollar / dala Kamehameha Honolulu X#MB51 MS 66 PCGS silver coin 1991

The 1991 Hawaii 1 Dollar / Dala silver coin dedicated to King Kamehameha presents one of the most recognizable figures in Hawaiian history alongside symbolic island imagery and historical themes. Struck in silver and certified MS66 by PCGS, this piece combines Polynesian heritage, royal history, and Honolulu symbolism in an attractive collector format.

The obverse features a standing depiction of King Kamehameha shown wearing traditional royal garments and ceremonial attire while holding a long spear. His raised arm creates a commanding pose associated with leadership and unification. Surrounding inscriptions include references to Kamehameha and the year 1819, connecting the design to Hawaii’s royal era. Fine details in the clothing folds, ornamental textures, spear shaft, pedestal base, and reflective surfaces enhance the dramatic appearance. The reverse presents a stylized Hawaiian landscape with a curved palm tree, jagged coastal rocks, a setting or rising sun above the horizon, and the famous Honolulu Dala denomination. Large date numerals, purity inscription, and bold lettering complete the composition.

King Kamehameha is remembered as the ruler who unified the Hawaiian Islands, creating the Kingdom of Hawaii and leaving a lasting cultural legacy that remains central to Hawaiian identity today.

Struck in silver and graded MS66 by PCGS, this collectible offers historical significance, tropical design, and strong eye appeal for collectors of island history and world commemoratives.

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