1 Cent - Civil War Token - Indian Head Copper Mine , United States

Obverse: An iconic image from Yellowstone National Park of the Old Faithful geyser and a bison, Reverse: The reverse design of the coin is intended to represent the multi-faceted cultural experience found in America’s National Parks. The primary image is a depiction of a Latina Folklórico dancer, who holds a ribbon inscribed “Heritage · Culture · Pride”. The National Park Service logo is overlaid on the dancer.

Obverse: HENRY WOLFF TRUNK MANUFACTORY 211 Jeff AVE DETROIT MI, Reverse: Indian head left, date below, 13 stars around

Obverse: Head of Liberty right, crowned with oak wreath and vine leaves, with "LIBERTY" on ribbon around neck. "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" and date at rim., Reverse: "50" above "CENTS" center in "cereal wreath."