Trivia Spin Answers Is this statement about the Statue of Liberty true?

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• Eiffel
  made its
  core Yes
• It sways
  in the
  wind Yes
• It was
  crowd
  funded Yes
• It's
  always
  been
  green No
• It's made
  of steel No
• Its crown
  has
  13
  spikes No

The Statue of Liberty is made of copper, with the thickness of the copper sheets being just 2.4 mm, equivalent to the thickness of two pennies. Initially, like any copper monument, it had a golden-pink hue. However, within the first 20 years after its installation, exposure to air and rain oxidised the metal, giving the statue its familiar green colour. Interestingly, the flames of the torch are adorned with real gold. A notable anachronism appears in the iconic film "Titanic," set in 1912. During this period, the Statue of Liberty would still have had its original colour, but the movie depicts it as already green!