These were issued in sets along with the cent and 5 cent piece similar to those made the previous year. To view the set, click here. These were struck from two reverse dies as follows: Nickel with short dentils and low wreath on reverse J676/P753 and is the example illustrated above and the first image below. It is fairly common with several dozen known. Nickel with long dentils and centered wreath on reverse J676/P755 and appears to be far rarer than the first with only about a dozen confirmed. It is the second example illustrated below. Copper J677/P756 with only 2 known. 1) Brenner-1914 ANS exhibit (where described as longer dentilation on reverse), Brand (journal #92500:815a) 2) Low 3/1900, Brand (journal #21145) with reverse not mentioned. One of these later appeared in Kagin's 9/52, 5/57 and 12/65 sales. Note: P754 with short dentilation is unconfirmed in copper. Photos courtesy of Heritage.