When we think of New York, one landmark almost always comes to mind first and that's the Statue of Liberty. The photo USPS used for the stamp wasn’t of the real Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor. Instead, it was a picture of the replica Statue of Liberty that stands outside the New York-New York Casino in Las Vegas. The replica statue in Las Vegas was copyrighted by its sculptor, and when the USPS used it without permission, the courts ruled against them. The Postal Service ended up having to pay $3.5 million in copyright damages for the photo choice.