how much did the staute of liberty cost the french?
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Liberty Construction Costs as of September 1986: $ 75 million
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http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/bitstream/liberty/\n\nthere is a price tag, but here you have the font name\n\ni have a 3000 font program, and liberty is not on there\nIf you want it bad enough, i guess everything comes with a price tag.
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It cost me ~$3000 in central Pennsylvania\n\n(looking below, I think I got a good deal... and the ladies love my bargain smile!  woo!)
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1 euro ,  : ) , j'en sais rien moi\n\n\nhttp://www.yamour.com sponsor officiel des connerie humaine
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I HEARD IT FETCHED 2.4 MIL. IMAGINE IF IT WAS ZIZOU WHO SIGNED IT. THE BID PRICE WOULD HAVE GONE THRU THE ROOF. LOL \n\nSTILL, A GOOD THING FOR CHARITY : )
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I'll second that -- 1779 by Antoine Darquier de Pellepoix.  See the site below for more info and pics.
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it depends but they went from 0.89 to 59 dollars! Here is a list of prices for clothing for that year:\n\nClothing\nMen's coats, 10.00/each\nMen's suits, 7.85-16.50/each\nMen's shirts, .79-1.00/each\nWomen's suit, wool, 8.98-15.00/each\nWomen's dress, serve, 2.87-5.98/each\nWomen's dress shoes, patent leather button and lace, 1.00-2.00/pair\nWomen's blouse (shirtwaist), China silk, 1.00-1.98/each\nWomen's coats, heavy plaid wool, 4.98-10.00/each\nBoy's coats, 1.50-2.50/each\nBoy's suits, 3.85-8.50/each\nGirl's coats, heavy winter, 1.98-6.98/each\nGirl's dresses, 1.00-1.50/each\nGloves, dress, 1.00-1.50/pair\nOstrich plumes, black and white, 1.00-1.98/each
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Poland sent us Thaddeus Kosciusko, he was a General.  There's a statue to him at the US Military Academy at West Point.\n\nFrance sent us LaFayette.  He became like a son to General George Washington.  LaFayette gave Washington a key to the Bastille.  The key is on the wall at Mount Vernon, Washington's home.\n\nThe British used German Troops and the US countered by using German-American Troops.
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Yes, her skin was still the copper plates that allowed her to move independently yet stand upright that French sculptor Frederic Auguste Bartholdi came up with. Incidentally, she is STILL copper, with a steel infrastructure. The current "color" is from oxidation of the copper.\n\nWeight of copper used in Statue: 179,200 pounds (81,300 kilograms)\nWeight of steel used in Statue: 250,000 pounds (113,400 kilograms)\nTotal weight of Statue: 450,000 pounds (225 tons)\nThickness of Copper sheeting: 3/32 inch (2.37mm)\n\nAmerica gave France a bronze replica of the Statue of Liberty, which stands 35 feet tall and is on Ile des Cygnes, an Island in the Siene River.
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Liberty cost about $15.0 million in 2005 dollars.
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The French-Indian War, was not the French fighting the Indians. The French joined the Indians in fighting  Americans, in the hopes of gaining American territory for France. France has always been a pain in the side of the U.S. Yes, the Statue of Liberty was a trick.
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I'd say between $.24 and $.26.\n\nIf you find a collecter, probably a buck.
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the price of liberty is eternal vigilance..to accept the weapon in the hands of known terrorist sympathisers is risky at best...you may be comfortable with this type of national security issue...IM NOT.
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It was a gift from France t ocommorate the 100th anniversary of the United States, Frederic Bartholdi was the designer and the Statue was dedicated in 1886.  It was gifted as the result of our help in any war but as a thanks to the beacon we were seen as, espceially with the French Revolution following in the footsteps of the American Revolution (which they helped us win).
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I think it was Ben Franklin. He did believe that freedom had it's cost.
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I thought I was the only one that had steel pennies! \n\n Steel Cents (1943) $1 -$5. (per http://www.coinsite.com/)\n\nThe defective Canadian coin, I do not know. But would be worth something. Just like the buffalo nickles that show a buffalo with only three legs are.
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Considering the year, they were fairly expensive to build. This website gives exact details.