1.5" brass issued for 1896 campaign. Top edge has loop which slides to right to change the text and/or image on each side. In one position is depicted upright eagle beneath slogan "I'm All Right." When loop is pushed, eagle's head and wing move downward and slogan changes to "Where Am I At." On the opposite side there is center text along with three cut-out windows. In one position, text reads "Sound Money Means A Dollar Worth 100 Cents - McKinley, Hobart And Prosperity." After moving the loop, this slogan changes to "Free Silver Means A Dollar Worth 50 Cents - Bryan, Sewall And Adversity." See next item from 1900. N. Mint luster.