"Federal Reserve
Notes are not dollars."--Russell Munk, Assistant General Counsel,
Department of the Treasury, 1977.
What does the Liberty
Dollar look like?
Here are images of the Liberty Dollar circulating currency
available for use.
Images are not actual size.
The Silver Liberty-face value of $20
Actual size: 39mm diameter
Minted from 1 Troy ounce of .999 fine Silver
$10 Silver Liberty
Smaller than the $20 Silver Liberty.
Minted from 1/2 Troy ounce of .999 fine Silver
The Gold Liberty-face value of $500
Actual size: 35mm diameter
Front
Back
(Note: now backed by 1/20 ounce of silver)
Actual size: 2.75" by 5"
$5 Silver Certificate
Front
Back
(Note: now backed by 1/4 ounce of silver)
Actual size: 2.75" by 5.25"
$10 Silver Certificate
Front
Back
(Note: now backed by 1/2 ounce of silver)
Actual size: 2.75" by 5.5"
$20 Silver Certificate
Front
Back
Actual size: 2.75" by 5.75"
$500 Gold Certificate
Actual size: 2.75" by 6.5"
The most popular
form is the $20 Silver Liberty, but the $1, $5, $10, and $20 Silver
Certificates are catching up fast!
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