e/Coins of the Hawaiian dollar

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has gloss	eng: Kingdom of Hawaiʻi 1847 Kamehaheha III issue =Background = Keneta The ill-fated Keneta was commissioned by King Kamehameha III. Coined money was in great demand in the Hawaiian Islands and was in continual shortage in the early nineteenth century. In response, King Kamehameha III devoted Chapter 4, Section 1 of the legal code of 1846 to the monetary system of the kingdom, tying it directly to that of the United States, thus normalizing the rate of transaction of small change in the islands and their corresponding values to United States money. Anticipating growing coined money needs, the legal code also outlined future Hawaiian coin designs.
lexicalization	eng: Coins of the Hawaiian dollar
instance of	c/Coins by country