Elvis in Hawaii ($10 Mark)
The first coin (medal) in the Elvis Presley Collection was the “Elvis in Hawaii” medal, commemorating Elvis’s record-breaking concert in Hawaii, which was watched by over one billion people worldwide—a record that still stands today.
The initial design featured a “$10” denomination on the reverse, reflecting the value of its pure silver content. However, after the first shipment, the Royal Canadian Mint deemed the “$10” mark “inappropriate” and destroyed the dies, ensuring no more of these pieces would be produced.
This rare “King Coin” quickly became a true collector’s item. The demand for these medals encompassed both Elvis fans and coin collectors’, driving prices higher—a trend that continues to this day. The “Elvis in Hawaii” medal sold out even before the release of the other medals in the collection, leading to its exclusive status. Subsequent strikes of the Elvis in Hawaii medal and the other medals in the series, such as the “Jailhouse Rock” and “Gold Album Tribute,” did not bear the “$10” mark.
| Mintage | 995 sets |
| Metal Content | 1 ounce .999 pure silver |
| Year Struck | 1986 |
| Item Condition | Proof |
| Original Issue Price | $79.95 CAN |
| Highlights | $10 denomination, Low mintage, Comes with Certificate of Authenticity, Coveted by both Elvis fans and coin collectors |
| Current Buy Back Price | $800 |
| Current Selling Price | $900 |
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These exceptional collectibles have gained international acclaim due to several unique features:
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