There is a carded Statue of Liberty and American flag pin. The card reads as follows:

There is a pin that pictures that Statue and it reads ''LIBERTY 2002''.

Another pin has the Statue and a red, white and blue ribbon. It reads:

The next pin pictures the Statue with an American flag background. It reads:

There is an enameled pin in the shape of the State of New York, and the Statue of Liberty holding an umbrella. It reads:

The next pin has The Statue of Liberty with the Twin Towers of The World Trade Center in the background. It has no markings.

The final pin in this lot is a miniature Statue of Liberty. It is not marked and may be made of copper.

There is a Statue of Liberty charm or necklace pendant. It is made of silver and gold colored metals. It is marked ''NEW YORK'' on the front.

There are (5) silver painted plastic gumball machine prize toy charms. These each have the Statue of Liberty in the center with stars around it. These were used as prizes in the 1960s.

Finally, there are (5) copper Statue of Liberty commemorative token coins from Sears. These were made to celebrate Sears, and the Statue's 100th anniversary. They are made of copper from the statue when it was being refurbished in the early 1980s. These have an image of Miss Liberty and are marked on the two sides as follows: