2 Cents "1836" (Pattern; copper) , United States

Obverse: A hiker discovering the majesty of the wilderness and a small child discovering a frog hiding in ferns, celebrating the diversity and breadth of the National Park Service Designer: Barbara Fox, Reverse: The National Park Service logo, which has been in use since 1951. Within the logo, the Sequoia tree represents vegetation, the bison represents wildlife, the mountains and water represent scenic and recreational aspects, and the arrowhead represents historical and archaeological aspects..

Obverse: Capped bust right, 15 stars on the sides, Reverse: Small eagle with wreath in beak

Obverse: Eagle with spread wings and head to left, holding an olive branch in the right talon and a hammer in the left, with PACIFIC COMPANY, CALIFORNIA around and the date below., Reverse: Radiant Phrygian cap on pole, with 30 stars arranged in groups of three between the rays and the denomination below.