*Prices are for the lowest-valued dates from each series.Bill summaries are authored by CRS.

American Liberty 225th Anniversary 1-ounce gold coin (2017) $1,700+.

High Relief American Liberty gold coin (2015) $1,800+.

Ultra High Relief Double Eagle gold coin (2009) $1,900+.

Statue of Liberty dollar (on reverse of the Presidential dollars 2007-present) $1+.

Walking Liberty half dollar centennial gold coin (2016) $850+.

Standing Liberty quarter centennial gold coin (2016) $550+.

Mercury Dime centennial gold coin (2016) $280+.

Indian Head penny (Lady Liberty in Native American headwear 1859-1909) $1.50+.

Flowing Hair large cents with various reverse designs (1793) $1,800+.

She appears on virtually every United States coin that was made from 1793 through the middle 20th century.Ĭlick to view an image and fun facts about each Lady Liberty coin. coins, it is difficult not to associate those coins with at least one of many images of Lady Liberty. The nation has recently seen a bit less of Miss Liberty on circulating coinage than in earlier decades. The Value Of Coins Bearing Lady Liberty’s Image You can see some of the changes to Lady Liberty on U.S. Miss Liberty is, in every respect, a ubiquitous national icon!

She has even donned Native American headwear.

Her hair has been let down and pulled up in braids.

She has been standing, walking, and sitting.

She has worn flowing gowns, tight blouses, and even no upper body clothing at all.

She has worn headdresses, caps, and crowns.

The number of stylistic changes that Miss Liberty has gone through over the years is interesting to note: Yet, the common ideology among all of the different images of Miss Liberty is the same: Lady Liberty is the symbol of human freedom and freedom of thought.

coins over the decades - as social culture has changed. She has appeared many different ways on U.S.

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