1 Cent "Lincoln Cent" (Formative Years - Bronze) , United States

Obverse: Three people holding hands at a civil rights march with a man holding a sign reading “We Shall Overcome”., Reverse: Three flames intertwined to symbolize the freedom of education, freedom to vote, and freedom to control one’s own destiny. The design was inspired by a quote from Dr. Martin Luther King: “They get the fire hose. They fail to realize that water can only put out physical fire. But water can never drown the fire of freedom.”

Obverse: S H ZAHM DEALER IN COINS TOKENS MEDALS & LANCASTER PA, Reverse: Ben Franklin (by Philadelphia engraver-diesinker Robert Lovett, Jr., of Confederate cent fame

Obverse: The portrait in left profile of George Washington, the first President of the United States from 1789 to 1797., Reverse: An immigrant family is shown approaching Ellis Island with a mixture of hope and uncertainty. The hospital building can be seen in the background.