But to increase sales even further, it is running television advertisements.
In fact, the $5 gold piece sold out before its issue date late last year, and the Treasury is rushing to fill a backlog of orders on all three coins. The $5 gold piece, half-dollar and silver dollar have sold well. To mark that occasion and to help with the restoration, Congress authorized the Treasury to mint a special set of coins, with the proceeds, after expenses, to go to the foundation. On July 4 the nation will celebrate the rededication of the Statue of Liberty, now being refurbished by the Statue of Liberty Foundation. But in two cases where Congress has found a particularly compelling cause, it has marshaled the resources of the United States Mint to produce commemorative coins for sale to the public. The Commemorative coins come in a protective sealed acrylic case.The Treasury Department does not make coins for just anyone. The copper-nickel coin is graded PR67 by AACGS. The Statue of Liberty stands proudly overlooking the growing New York skyline as the sun is setting on the obverse and an immigrant family is depicted on the reverse. This elegant copper-nickel commemorative coin was created in honor of the 100th anniversary of the dedication of the Statue of Liberty to the United States. The 1986S Statue of Liberty Centennial Half Dollar was minted in San Francisco and designed by Edgar Steever and Sherl Joseph Winter. The phrase "Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor, Your Huddled Masses Yearning To Breathe Free" is also on the reverse. It features the Statue of Liberty beside Ellis Island on the obverse and liberty's torch on the reverse.
The 1986S Statue of Liberty Centennial Commemorative Silver Dollar Proof Coin was minted in San Francisco.
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