1 Cent (Pattern) , United States

Obverse: Based on one of FDR's favorite photographs taken in 1938, depicts the commander-in-chief on the bridge of the USS Houston wearing a boat cloak that became a familiar trademark for many Americans., Reverse: The Presidential seal displayed at his 1933 inauguration.

Obverse: The "Flowing Hair" Liberty head on the right, the thirteen stars of the original union and the vintage. This design was not well accepted by the public, as the flowing hair was considered daring for the time., Reverse: A puny eagle, head right and wings spread, standing on an olive branch and the name of the country.

Obverse: Representation of the traditional Greek discus thrower inspired by the ancient work of the sculptor Myron., Reverse: Head and upper body of an American Eagle.