First two are 7/8". First has W&H back paper with hairline .25" cello split by the collet but laying perfectly flat. Pictured is portrait of what seems to be Thomas Jefferson surrounded by text "Pennsylvania Sound Money." Second is 7/8" with metal covered back and vertical pin by Baldwin & Gleason. Text reads "There Is Only One Girl In The World For Me-NIT!" NIT is short-hand for the slogan Not In Trust. These two are both unlisted in Hake. Last is 1.25" "For President, Wm. J. Bryan." This blue-tone photo is Hake #168. Thin layer of oxidation over the metal back but celluloid remains NM displaying Mint.