New Lady Liberty Coin Design

New Lady Liberty Coin DesignTop of Mind with Julie Rose • Season 1, Episode 149, Segment 3

Sep 30, 2015 • 16m

Guest: Justin Kunz, M.F.A., Designer of U.S. Coinage and Assistant Professor of Illustration at BYU, When the US Mint decided to redesign Lady Liberty for the 2015 American Liberty High Relief Coin, they chose the design submitted by one of our BYU professors, Justin Kunz. To see the design, visit the BYU News Webpage.

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