I note that Stack's sold one of these in 2002:
https://archive.org/details/americanacolonia2002stac/page/21/mode/2up (lot 280)

This one was engraved COMMERCIAL CREDIT COMPANY 1934-1959 / LEBARON S. WILLARD JR. while Roger's is engraved WYATT INDUSTRIES / 50th ANNIVERSARY / FEBRUARY 5, 1913 - FEBRUARY 5, 1963 / W. B.VAN WART / CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD.

I'm guessing every example was uniquely engraved.

There is also one in Stacks/Bowers 3/2011, lot 227 (realized $4,025).

I'm embarrassed to say we don't have this catalog on Newman Portal (I can tell what happened - the Stack's online archive, which we copied, has the March catalog, but it's the SB/Ponterio sale notthe SB sale - for this sale we have to scan the actual hardcopy). But, I found the lot on the Stack's site -
https://auctions.stacksbowers.com/lots/view/3-286OU/1787-fugio-copper-pointed-rays-w-6740-newman-8-b-urs-12-united-states-4-cinquefoils-ms-60-cleaned-uncertified

This one is engraved 25th Anniversary / 1933-1958 / H. A. Eddins. Google tells us Eddins was president of the Gas Association.

And so far, we can date them to the late 1950s / early 1960s.

Dave Bowers further discusses these in American Coin Treasures and Hoards (p. 29), noting that 50 or 60 were encased in lucite. This estimate probably came from Tony Terranova.

Tony Terranova of New York City writes:

To read the earlier E-Sylum article, see:
BANK OF NEW YORK FUGIO CENTS IN LUCITE (https://www.coinbooks.org/v23/esylum_v23n07a16.html)