Every since 9-11-2001, the Statue of Liberty's access to the crown has been closed to the public. It will remain closed due to the threat of terrorist attacks.
The word Liberty has been on all coins since 1792.
No, it hasn't.
Please take another look at your coin. It almost certainly will have a picture of James Madison and the dates 1809-1817 or James Monroe and 1817-1825, and the back will have an image of the Statue of Liberty. That means you have a modern Presidential $1 coin. Hundreds of millions of them have been minted, and they have no added value.
sense 1948. thats 62 years fron now
The US didn't start minting gold dollars until 1849. Please check again and post a new question. If the coin is about the size of a quarter and has a picture of the Statue of Liberty on the back, it's not gold and not from 1841.* You have one of the modern presidential dollar coins that have been issued since 2007. It's brass, not gold, and is only worth $1. 1841 is the year that W. H. Harrison served as president. The minting date is on the coin's edge. You should be able to get lots of them from any major bank at $1 each, so feel free to spend it. (*) The Statue of Liberty was built in 1886 so it couldn't exactly be on a coin from 1841 unless it was minted by a time traveller ...
The torch has been closed to the public since the Black Tom explosion incident on July 30, 1916. Black Tom was munitions depot near Liberty Island.
No, it has been blocked from public access for many decades.
From http://www.nps.gov/stli/index.htm Statue Closed Due to conditions created by Hurricane Sandy, Statue of Liberty National Monument and Ellis Island are currently closed. Although a projected reopening date has not yet been established, data from initial reports has determined it will not occur in 2012
The statue of liberty was/has not been shipped to England. France shipped it to New York as a gift
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probably around the time it was built.
122 years.
The statue was modeled after two women. The face is said to be a likeness of Auguste Bartholdi's mother. His wife posed for the arms and torso of Lady Liberty.
On June 15, 1885 the Statue of Liberty made its way (in pieces) to New York. A lot of work was left to be done getting it ready to be unveiled. Unveiling day, October 28, 1886, was declared a public holiday.
no they can not remodal are fredom that the cellor of freedom It is the patina of its copper surface oxidizing. If it was going to be altered, it would have been done when it was closed for repairs. Some people like the look.
Because France gave it to us as a gift