How much is a 1935 series A silver certificate and according to markings on the bill came from a mint in Hawaii?

1. Bills are printed, not minted. The Bureau of Engraving and Printing makes bills. The U.S. Mint makes coins.

2. There is no mint or currency-printing facility in Hawaii. Bills are printed in Washington DC; since 1988 there has been a second printing facility in Fort Worth.

Now that those facts are straightened out, what you have is a special bill printed for use in Hawaii during WW2. The idea was that the bills could be quickly made worthless if the Japanese Empire invaded Hawaii, preventing them from being used by the Japanese to buy war supplies.

As of 01/2009 auction values range from $10 to $40 for a circulated bill, depending on condition. Uncirculated ones sell for in excess of $135.