1.25" tall die-cut brass shells that spring open to 1.75" wide. Silver and gold luster representative of the candidates’ stances on the money standard. McKinley has only trivial finish wear w/superb luster. The Bryan is much scarcer and is typically found without much of its original silver flashing but this example retains a nearly all w/some minor edge losses. Both have scattered losses of enamel paint on flag reverse and remain in perfect working order. Both extremely Fine.