A more polished example of the Eastman Johnson design. Another design was produced in 1884 as J1721/P1929. This coin is actually an overdate - 1885/3. The die was originally dated 1883 in error, then corrected by punching a 5 over the 3 as shown below courtesy of Heritage. The reverse shows a die crack through the left edge of the N in ONE. Additional information can be found in the June 1963 Numismatic Scrapbook magazine, per Pollock. Over a dozen are believed known. For all available images, click here. An example is known on an unperforated planchet J1740A/P1951 from the Farouk sale. Photo courtesy of American Numismatic Rarities.