What is the value of a 1877 us dollar coin?
There were no standard silver dollars minted that year. If the coin's date is in fact 1877 it could be one of the following:
> A "Trade dollar" minted for use in international commerce. Trade dollars have that phrase on the back of the coin. If it has a "CC" mint mark it's worth around $500; any other mint mark (or none at all) is worth about $90.
> It's a counterfeit. There has been a flood of fakes over the last few decades, some very good and many others with "impossible" dates or designs that stand out as forgeries.
Either way, you'll need to have your coin evaluated in person by a dealer who is experienced in 19th-century U.S. coins.
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Why does the Statue of Liberty wear a blind fold?
I think it represents how liberty will be fair and not discriminate by color, weight, gender, etc...
Is there anything unusual about the statue of liberty?
I believe she got into a plastic surgery to enlarge her boobs, and also she had a nose job.
How many windows are in the crown of the statue of liberty?
there are 25 windows in the statue liberty and there all in her crown but one is in her torch
Why is the Statue of Liberty in the New York Harbor?
The Statue of Liberty is in the harbor of New York/New Jersey because most immigrants to the USA from Europe came to Ellis Island, NY to be inspected and from there, moved to various places in the USA, or in a very few instances were returned back to where they came from.
What is the climate at the Statue of Liberty?
the climate is the same climate as in NEWYORK so whatever happens in newyork is gonna be the same climate
Was the statue of liberty pregnant?
no she is not pregnant ....opps pregnant sorry can any one answer my ?
that is a new york quarter. They come in states and new york has the statue of liberty on it.
For the statue of liberty crown has 7 rays to repsent 7 continents What are those 7 continents?
Australia, Antarctica, North America, Africa, Europe, Asia, and South America.
What is the economic impacts on the Statue of Liberty?
The Statue of Liberty has significant impacts on the economy of New York. Visitors must pay for the ferry to Ellis Island, as well as a separate fee for climbing to the crown.
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What race of people does the Statue of Liberty represent and why are there shackles on the feet?
That broken chain about m'Lady's feet respresent her free forward movement as she enlightens the world with her torch, free from oppression and servitude.
As the second half of Emma Lazarus's epic poem 'The New Colossus' so eloquently states;
'Give me your tired, your poor,
Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free...'
What does the book mean on Statue of Liberty?
the book on the statue of liberty represents when America had its declaration of independence in July 4,1776
What part of new york is the statue of liberty located?
The statue of liberty is located in "Liberty Island."
Why would math skills be needed to build the statue of liberty?
surface area, how much material needed, height calculation, mathamatics of safety
Is there a connection between the Colossus of Rhodes and the Statue of Liberty?
These statues where made at different times, places, and for different reasons.
It is likely that there is some sort of connection due to secret and ancient societies
(eg one of the societies from the early 1600s: the Illuminati), but here are the facts.
Statue of Liberty
Creator: Frederic Auguste Bartholdi
Where made: Republic of France
When presented to the US: 1886 (Hundredth year anniversary of the US independence)
Colossus of Rhodes
Creator: Chares of Lindos
Where made: City of Rhodes
When finished: N/A
The Colossus of Rhodes was never finished due to a flaw in the work which made Chares kill himself. The statue was destroyed in an earthquake in 226 BC.
The similarities are obvious. Maybe the Statue of Liberty is an ancient French God from a secret Religion and maybe a remake of the Colossus marking that America may be doomed to be manipulated by the Religion. But is it really likely for a secret society to stay operational from 282 BC to the 1800s or maybe modern times?
How has the statue of liberty changed over time?
Over time, the Statue of Liberty has developed a coating of verdigris which is now as thick as the copper in some places. The inner iron supports have been replaced with stainless steel supports. The torch was also replaced in 1984 as the original had been leaking. One of the rays within the crown has also been realigned as it was damaging the raised arm when it swayed due to wind.
How many years did the Statue of Liberty to finally stand on Ellis Island?
The Statue of Liberty has NEVER stood on Ellis Island.
The Statue has its own island - Liberty Island (originally Bedloe's Island) - which is next to Ellis Island. The statue was dedicated on October 28, 1886.
How did it get transported to new you?
who came up with the statue of liberty and why did he draw on a pease of papper