Issued to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Statue of Liberty (1886–1986), this beautiful silver dollar is a powerful symbol of freedom, hope, and new beginnings. The reverse features the famous words from Emma Lazarus’ poem “The New Colossus”, closely associated with Ellis Island and the history of immigration to the United States: “Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free.” This coin was struck in Proof quality at the San Francisco Mint (S), featuring mirrored fields and frosted details, and was specially produced for collectors. Coin Details Country: United States of America Year: 1986 Mint: San Francisco (S) Commemoration: Statue of Liberty Centennial Face value: 1 Dollar Legal tender: Yes, legal tender in the USA Metal: Silver (.900 fine / 90% silver, 10% copper) Actual silver content: approx. 0.77 troy oz of silver Total weight: 26.73 g Diameter: approx. 38.1 mm (1.5 inches) Quality: Proof Catalogue reference: KM# 220 (Liberty Silver Dollar, Proof, 1986-S) Condition Coin in very good condition, with strong proof mirrors and sharp details. No obvious damage visible on the coin surface. Comes with original velvet presentation case and certificate card (see photos). The case shows only light, normal signs of age and storage. See images for correct impression. Mintage Proof mintage: approx. 3,300,000 pieces issued by the U.S. Mint. Despite the relatively high mintage, this coin remains very popular due to its historical significance, attractive design, and solid silver content. Highlights Iconic Statue of Liberty design Historic immigration quote from Ellis Island Official U.S. Mint commemorative issue Attractive combination of collector’s item and silver investment Complete set with original box and documentation