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The Bicentennial Liberty glasses are like mason jars with a handle, and have a Liberty Bell on the side and the dates 1776 and 1976 on opposites sides. Looking through the mug at the bottom is written "Take Life a Little Easier." At this time, there are many for sale but few bids. The blue ones may be somewhat more valuable, with current asking price for these being $6. Eight years ago someone bought a clear one for $40. Now there doesn't seem to be much demand for these.

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