What arrives
16.7 grams of American history
250th Anniversary
Own a Piece of the Statue of Liberty
The Statue of Liberty Coin, Struck From Her Own 1886 Copper
An authentic copper coin struck with original 1886 copper components — the saddles and rivets that fastened her skin to Eiffel’s iron armature — removed from the Statue of Liberty during her federally authorized 1984–1986 restoration. To ensure pristine high-relief and long term durability, each commemorative coin utilizes a structural base of pure refined minting copper, meticulously alloyed with a select segment of these authenticated 1886 components. A true American artifact you can hold, own, and pass down. Struck in a finite, numbered edition for America’s 250th, this is your once-in-a-lifetime chance to own a genuine piece of history.
$312USD
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“What makes this memento so unusual is that it’s made out of copper from the original construction of the Statue of Liberty.”
“Americans can own a piece of the Statue of Liberty for $250 — just in time for the country’s 250th birthday.”
In the box
- Struck copper coin, individually serialized
- Certificate of Title
- Presentation display box
Every order
- 7-day money-back guarantee
- Free shipping
- 10% of net proceeds to the American Liberty Assembly
Terminology
Why Collectors Call It a Lady Liberty Coin
“Lady Liberty” is the affectionate name Americans have used for the Statue of Liberty since her arrival in New York Harbor in 1886. She is the same monument. When collectors search for a Lady Liberty coin, they are looking for exactly this — a coin struck with her original 1886 copper components, preserved for over a century at Belcourt of Newport, and now individually numbered for the Semiquincentennial.
A separate reference on this site to the “250th Anniversary United States Lady Liberty Coin Project” describes the broader stewardship program our reserved 1886 copper is part of. The coin available on this page is a Lady Liberty coin, in every sense collectors mean.
Occasions
A Gift That Carries a Story
For the moments that deserve more than a card. Explore how collectors give Real Liberty Copper.
Naturalization
The New Citizen Gift
The symbol they crossed oceans to see — given at the ceremony that made it official.
Explore ›7th Anniversary
The Copper Anniversary Gift
Copper is the traditional 7th-anniversary gift. This is the most meaningful copper you can give.
Explore ›Recognition
Retirement & Corporate
Mark decades of service with an artifact that sits on the desk and starts conversations for years.
Explore ›Patriotic Occasions
Veterans Day & America 250
Commemorate service and the nation’s 250th year with authentic 1886 Statue of Liberty copper.
Explore ›Not a Replica. A Historical Artifact.
Struck With Original 1886 Copper
Copper components removed from the Statue of Liberty during her 1984–1986 restoration, the only time this material was ever taken.
Unique Serial Number
Individually serialized. Your number can be a date that means something to you.
Family Heirloom
A tangible legacy artifact to own, hold, and pass down through generations.
0.59 oz
99% Pure Copper
30 mm
Diameter
140+
Years of Heritage
Provenance
How a piece of the Statue ends up in your hand
- 1886France gifts the Statue of Liberty to the United States Her copper skin begins its life over New York Harbor, weathering from bright metal to the green patina the world knows today.
- 1984–86The centennial restoration During the only authorized restoration of its kind, original interior copper is carefully removed and preserved.
- 2026Struck for the 250th anniversary That preserved copper is blended with refined copper and struck into each Real Liberty Copper™ coin, the first and last time this material will be offered to the public in commemorative form.
Every coin is numbered. Each carries its own unique serial number and ships
with a Certificate of Title, its provenance documented back to the 1984–86 restoration from which
the copper components were recovered.
In the press
Don’t take our word for it
“Americans can own a piece of the Statue of Liberty for $250 — just in time for the country’s 250th birthday.”New York Post
“What makes this memento so unusual is that it’s made out of copper from the original construction of the Statue of Liberty.”Forbes
Your number
Every coin carries a number. Choose yours.
A birthday. A graduation. The day they came home. It adds your own meaning to an artifact that already carries a nation’s. Choosing a specific number is $312, checked live before you reserve.
Conditions of the edition
The last of the copper
№ IRemoved once
The restoration copper was taken from the Statue once, in 1984–1986. It never happens again.
№ IIA closed edition
All remaining restoration copper is committed to this project. No reproductions, no future supply. When the copper is spent, the edition closes.
№ IIINumbered and serialized
Every coin individually serialized with a unique number.
Every Coin Funds Freedom
The American Liberty Assembly
10% of net proceeds are dedicated to protecting freedom and upholding liberty in the United States of America.
The first annual American Liberty Assembly will convene in 2027 at the historic Belcourt of Newport, a nonpartisan gathering that will examine the state of freedoms and liberties across the United States, producing publicly released findings documenting the living condition of freedom in America.
When you collect with us, you’re not just acquiring copper. You’re helping keep the story of liberty alive.
Questions
What buyers ask
How do I know it’s really Statue of Liberty copper?
Each coin ships with a Certificate of Title and carries a unique serial number, and its
provenance is documented back to the 1984–1986 centennial restoration, from which the copper was
recovered. It is the only time copper was ever taken from the Statue.
What is the coin made of?
To ensure pristine high-relief and long term durability, each commemorative coin utilizes a structural base of pure refined minting copper, meticulously alloyed with a select segment of authentic 1886 Statue of Liberty copper.
Why $250?
You’re not buying copper by weight. You’re buying an artifact that
includes material from the Statue of Liberty herself, in a permanently limited, individually
serialized edition, struck in America and delivered in a presentation box. When the restoration copper is
spent, the edition closes for good.
Can I return it?
Yes. If you are not completely satisfied, return your coin within 7 days in its
original condition for a full refund.
How does shipping work?
Every coin ships with free shipping, and you receive tracking as soon as it dispatches.
Is this an investment?
No. Real Liberty Copper™ coins are collectible historical artifacts, each
individually serialized. They are not government-issued currency, not an investment product, and
not a security.
Own a piece of American history
$250
USD · Serialized edition
Certificate of Title included · 7-day money-back guarantee · Secure, encrypted checkout · Free shipping · Made in America · 10% of net proceeds give back · Steward: Belcourt of Newport, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit museum.