The SEVEN CENTS has the head of Stanton, the large "7" dividing the words "_Seven Cents_" upon a label following the oval and bordered by the white line between two colored lines and ending in a curve and ball as described.

The TEN CENTS has the head of Jefferson, the large "10" dividing the words "_Ten Cents_" upon a colorless bordered scroll as described.

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The TWELVE CENTS has the head of Clay, the large numerals "2" dividing the words "_Twelve Cents_" in block letters following the oval bounded by the white line between two colored lines and curved back as described.

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The FIFTEEN CENTS has the head of Webster, the large numerals "15" dividing the words "_Fifteen Cents_" upon a label bordered as described.

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The TWENTY-FOUR CENTS has the head of Scott, no numerals below, the words "_Twenty-four_" and "_Cents_" upon two labels and in block letters as described. In that for the Department of Agriculture the upper label is changed into a scroll with large ends curved backwards, then forwards and then downwards.

The THIRTY CENTS has the head of Hamilton, the large numerals "30" on the shield dividing the words "_Thirty Cents_" in colored letters on the scroll as described.

The NINETY CENTS has the head of Perry, the large numerals "90" dividing the words "_Ninety Cents_" in block letters on a label bordered as described, but the ends have a small curve inward in those for the Post Office Department, are square in those for the Interior and Navy Departments, are curved inwards in that for the War Department, are terminated by curves forming a point in that for the Department of Justice, and are square with a projecting small half circle in those for the Treasury and State Departments.

The oval containing the bust, the scroll or label and numeral are all placed upon a back-ground of vertical parallel lines so disposed as to produce the stripes of the shield or flag. Above and following the oval a solid colored label inscribed in colorless capitals, "_Executive_," and bounded by a white and exterior colored line terminating in a foliated ornament against the oval; foliated ornaments in the corners forming small white circles enclosing "_U._" and "_S._" on rectangularly hatched disks.