Nightly News | April 15, 2011
Fake Lady Liberty steals stamp of approval
What are the odds a replica, and not a picture of the actual the Statue of Liberty, made it on to a U.S. stamp? NBC's Brian Williams reports.
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This content comes from Closed Captioning that was broadcast along with this program.
>>> for 125 years from her iconic spot in new york harbor , statue of liberty has welcomed millions of huddled masses looking to breathe free, so it's easy to understand why the postal service used her image for a stamp, except it's not her. the stamp is mistakenly based on a statue outside a casino in vegas, the new york, new york casino. a stamp collector caught the error but the postal service is sticking with her, saying they would have selected her picture over the one in new york harbor anyway.