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America 250 — Design 021
  • America 250 — Design 021
  • Reverse of a two-dollar Liberty Art Note with red, white, and blue Liberty signatures.
  • Lady Liberty — The Light of Freedom — America 250 — artwork example printed on a single $1 bill.
  • Red, white, and blue Liberty hand-signature example on the reverse of a two-dollar Art Note. Representative example; signatures, serial numbers, and format vary.
  • Sample back — $1 single, red white and blue triple Liberty signatures
  • Sample back — $2 single, red white and blue triple Liberty signatures
  • Representative signature style — Sample back — $1 uncut, red white and blue triple Liberty signatures
  • Representative signature style — Sample back — $2 uncut, red white and blue triple Liberty signatures
  • America 250 — Design 021
  • Reverse of a two-dollar Liberty Art Note with red, white, and blue Liberty signatures.
  • Lady Liberty — The Light of Freedom — America 250 — artwork example printed on a single $1 bill.
  • Red, white, and blue Liberty hand-signature example on the reverse of a two-dollar Art Note. Representative example; signatures, serial numbers, and format vary.
  • Sample back — $1 single, red white and blue triple Liberty signatures
  • Sample back — $2 single, red white and blue triple Liberty signatures
  • Representative signature style — Sample back — $1 uncut, red white and blue triple Liberty signatures
  • Representative signature style — Sample back — $2 uncut, red white and blue triple Liberty signatures
Lady Liberty — The Light of Freedom — America 250

Lady Liberty — The Light of Freedom — America 250

Your chosen artwork will be printed on the bill denomination and format you select (single Art Note or uncut sheet). Preview images illustrate the artwork and may show a different bill or format. Please contact the Liberty team with any questions or for clarification before placing your order for production.
Note Format
$35.00

Lady Liberty — The Light of Freedom. Standing in New York Harbor since her dedication on October 28, 1886, the Statue of Liberty has welcomed generations with an enduring promise: that freedom is worth striving for and hope can survive even the longest journey. A gift from the people of France, she became a symbol not only of friendship between nations but of possibility for people seeking a new beginning.

Look a little closer: Her seven-pointed crown is often interpreted as a symbol of liberty reaching across the seven continents and seas. The tablet in her arm bears JULY IV MDCCLXXVI—July 4, 1776. At her feet, partly hidden from view, lie broken shackles and chains: a reminder that liberty means leaving oppression behind. Her skin was once the warm brown of copper; the familiar green emerged gradually as a protective patina formed. Sculptor Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi is often said to have drawn inspiration for her face from his mother, Charlotte, though that story has never been conclusively established.

She does more than raise a torch. She steps forward. And in that single gesture lives a timeless American hope: that the next generation might walk farther, dream bigger, and live more freely than the one before.

Part of our America 250 collection, this Liberty Art Note is collectible artwork printed on authentic U.S. currency, not an official government commemorative issue. Each note is individually hand-signed; signature colors and counts may vary.

Artist's Finishing Touches: Most uncut sheets receive hand-painted accents at the artist's discretion. The placement, colors, and extent of these enhancements vary, making each finished sheet individually distinctive. Single Art Notes are not hand-painted.

Art meets Americana. Printed on authentic U.S. currency, each Liberty Art Note celebrates the people, moments, and stories that shape American culture. Created to spark joy, stir memories, and inspire conversation—a meaningful addition to your collection or a memorable gift.

Each Liberty Note is individually signed by hand. Signature colors and the number of signatures vary by design, adding to the individual character of each piece.

Serial numbers and exact artwork placement vary.

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