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Obverse: Bust of King Kamehameha III, date below, Reverse: Denomination within wreath

Obverse: Bust of King Kalākaua I facing right, date below, Reverse: Legend within wreath, Crown above

Obverse: Bust of King Kalākaua I facing right, date below, Reverse: Crowned Hawaiian Coat of Arms separating denomination

Obverse: Bust facing right, Reverse: Sugar cane Denomination

Obverse: Bust facing right, Reverse: Sugar cane Denomination

Obverse: Bust facing left, Reverse: Denomination devided by an olive branch

Obverse: Bust facing left, Reverse: Seated woman and denomination

Obverse: Bust facing right, Reverse: Ship and denomination

Obverse: Bust facing right, Reverse: Ship and denomination

Obverse: Bust facing left, Reverse: Three women and denomination

Obverse: Bust facing left, Reverse: Three women and denomination

Obverse: Bust facing right, Reverse: Denomination

Obverse: Bust facing left, Reverse: Seated woman and denomination

Obverse: Bust facing left, Reverse: Three women and denomination

Obverse: Bust facing left, Reverse: Three women and denomination

Obverse: Bust facing right, Reverse: Ship and denomination

Obverse: Bust facing right, Reverse: Ship and denomination

Obverse: Bust of King Kalākaua I facing left, date below, Reverse: Denomination within belt wrapped in circle, Crown above

Obverse: Bust of King Kalākaua I facing right, date below, Reverse: Crowned Arms (Main features: The quartered shield has in the 1st and 4th quarters; the red, white and blue stripes representing the eight inhabited Hawaiian islands. The 2nd and 3rd quarters have two emblems of taboo. The inner escutcheon has crossed spears and the shield in surmounted by the Crown of Hawaii.)

Obverse: General Robert Edward Lee and General George Brinton McClellan facing left., Reverse: The Burnside Bridge, which was an important tactical objective of the battle.

Obverse: Portraits of veterans from the Union and the Confederacy, Reverse: Union and Confederate shields separated by a fasces, a bundle of sticks bound together around a double-sided ax, with sprays of oak and laurel to each side.

Obverse: A kneeling figure of a “forty-niner” as he pans for gold., Reverse: An image of a grizzly bear, which comes from the state emblem of California.

Obverse: The profile of a pioneer facing left. This is a detail view from one of the pioneers who appears on the reverse., Reverse: Image of the Pioneer Memorial statue.

Obverse: Admiral Gaspard de Coligny (COLIGNY) 1519-1572 and Wilem I Prince of Orange (WILLIAM THE SILENT) 1533-1584, Although they were not involved in the settlement, they were viewed as leaders in the struggle for religious freedom., Reverse: The Nieuw Netherlandt sailing ship on the Hudson River.