A new commemorative quarter honoring former UH instructor, legendary kumu hula and award-winning composer Edith Kanaka’ole has been released into circulation by the U.S. Mint, UH announced Monday.

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For the first time, a Native Hawaiian woman is being featured on a U.S. coin. Edith Kanaka'ole played a key role in keeping many Hawaiian traditions alive. Here's Heidi Chang reporting from Honolulu.