1 Dollar (James K. Polk) , United States

Obverse: The obverse design commemorates the inception of the American Legion and its mission to serve America and its war veterans. The outer geometric rim design from the American Legion emblem, the Eiffel Tower, and V for victory, represent the formation of the organization in Paris in 1919 at the end of World War I., Reverse: A soaring eagle, a symbol of the United States during times of war and peace alike. The American Legion emblem is depicted above the eagle.

Obverse: U.S. Marshals Service star and the silhouettes of deputies on horseback pursuing an unseen fugitive, symbolizing a famous posse so prevalent in the Old West., Reverse: A frontier U.S. Marshal leaning against a post, holding a wanted poster with the inscription “WANTED IN FT. SMITH.”

Obverse: Liberty (coronet head) facing left, surrounded by 13 stars, with date below, Reverse: Heraldic eagle with Union shield holding 3 arrows and an olive branch, 13 stars and rays above