Preview: Liberty Coasters 'Spirit of Freedom' Pack

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posted on December 20, 2021
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Liberty Coasters

Featuring 18 coasters packaged inside a custom gift box, the Liberty Coasters “Spirit of Freedom” pack features three original, double-sided designs that showcase some of the iconic animals associated with American liberty. The company set out to “promote the value of freedom on desks, tables, bars and patios across America.”

On the reverse side of the coasters is the phrase “Liberty or Death,” along with the company’s website. The pack is available with a red, white and blue theme or a monochromatic design. Suggested retail price $18 for the 18-count Liberty Coaster "Spirit of Freedom" pack.

For more information, please visit: libertycoasters.com.

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