Postal Service puts wrong Statue of Liberty on stamp

The US Post Office has made a huge mistake on a stamp honouring an icon of America, the Statue of Liberty.

Postal Service puts wrong Statue of Liberty on stamp
Sat, 16 Apr, 2011 - 14:02

The US Post Office has made a huge mistake on a stamp honouring an icon of America, the Statue of Liberty.

A first-class mail stamp featuring the Miss Liberty is based on a photograph of a replica of the statue at a Las Vegas gambling casino.

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