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Obverse: The bust of Ulysses S. Grant facing right with the value below and the country name above, Reverse: A house out in the countryside

Obverse: Two people, with each standing on one side of a tree., Reverse: 3 Words around a bird.

Obverse: Oak tree center,surrounded by beaded ring, with lettering around tree, also surrounded by beaded ring., Reverse: 1652 over XII inside beaded ring, another beaded ring surrounds legend

Obverse: Pine tree., Reverse: NEW ENGLAND AN DOM surrounding date and denomination in roman numerals.

Obverse: Willow tree., Reverse: Date and denomination.

Obverse: A seedling and an acorn., Reverse: An eagle in flight with an olive branch in its talons.

Obverse: A branch from a juvenile oak tree., Reverse: An eagle in flight with an olive branch in its talons.

Obverse: The branch of a mature oak tree with acorns., Reverse: An eagle in flight, an olive branch in its talons.

Obverse: The obverse design showcases several types of oak leaves., Reverse: The common reverse design for this coin series depicts an eagle in flight, an olive branch in its talons.

Obverse: Bristlecone pine (Pinus longaeva). Inscription above and to either side., Reverse: Profile of bald eagle, standing on rock, head facing right, body oriented left. Inscription above.

Obverse: Allegorical Liberty and Britannia are depicted in stoic profile portraits featuring complementary and balancing elements suggestive of the faces on a playing card. Their appearance identifies each figure; Liberty carries a torch and is adorned with stars, while Britannia wields a trident and wears a Corinthian helmet., Reverse: The sun rises over the Atlantic Ocean, framed by two shores with a Great Basin Bristlecone Pine tree in the west and an English Yew tree in the east, representing both nations and heralding new possibilities for their mutual friendship now and going forward.

Obverse: Oak tree., Reverse: Date and denomination.

Obverse: Oak tree, Reverse: Date and denomination

Obverse: Willow tree., Reverse: Date and denomination.

Obverse: The portrait in right profile of Thomas Jefferson, the 3rd President of the United States from 1801 to 1809, accompanied with the word "Liberty" presented in Jefferson's own handwriting, is surrounded with the motto: "IN GOD WE TRUST", Reverse: Image of Pacific coast with pinetrees

Obverse: Willow tree., Reverse: Date and denomination.

Obverse: Inscription., Reverse: Tree 13 Stars.

Obverse: Bust of Washington right 13 stars Date below, Reverse: 4 flags behind shield below wreath surrounding palm branch left, oak branch right

Obverse: Pine tree at center, with two words surrounding it., Reverse: A harp, with the date next to it. (Date not visible on this example.)

Obverse: Plow at bottom and the sun rising over the Green Mountains. The Latin motto encircling., Reverse: At center an "all-seeing eye" with 13 rays pointing to 13 stars encircled by the Latin motto.

Obverse: Vignette, Reverse: Central palm tree with glory of rays, cannon and cannonballs

Obverse: Bust of George Washington to left, value below, Reverse: A view of the Bass Harbor Head Lighthouse and Acadia's rough coastline. The design captures many representative elements of Acadia: the coastline, the lighthouse, the pine trees and the ocean.

Obverse: The portrait in left profile of George Washington, the first President of the United States from 1789 to 1797., Reverse: A view of the Bass Harbor Head Lighthouse and Acadia's rough coastline. The design captures many representative elements of Acadia: the coastline, the lighthouse, the pine trees and the ocean.

Obverse: The portrait in left profile of George Washington, the first President of the United States from 1789 to 1797, is accompanied with the motto "IN GOD WE TRUST" and the lettering "LIBERTY" surrounded with the denomination and the inscription "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA", Reverse: Depicts the ava bowl ("tanoa"), whisk and staff in the foreground with a coconut tree on the shore in the background and the inscriptions, AMERICAN SAMOA and SAMOA MUAMUA LE ATUA, the motto of American Samoa, which means "Samoa, God is First."