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Design Process
 1st Committee
 2nd Committee
 3rd Committee
 Final Design
 Description
 Explanation

Latin Mottoes
 E Pluribus Unum
 Annuit Coeptis
 Novus Ordo Seclorum

Symbols (front)
 Bald Eagle
 Shield
 Olive Branch
 Arrows
 Stars
 Rays of Light
 Cloud

Symbols (back)
 Pyramid
 Eye
 MDCCLXXVI

Great Seals
 Official Dies
 First Engravings
 First Painting
 1792 Medal
 Indian Medals
 1882 Medal
 One-Dollar Bill

Myths
 Eagle Side
 Pyramid Side

Themes
 Unity
   United Seal
   On the Money
 Peace
 Liberty
 Thirteen

Related
 Wild Turkey
 President's Seal
 U.S. Constitution
 Sightings
 Resources

Videos
 Liberty Tree Song
 United Seal

The United Seal of America

This United Seal is inspired by the Glory, golden rays of light, the only symbol
America's Founders put on both sides of the Great Seal,
the emblem they designed to represent their new
nation to the world – then and now.

In the spring of 2001, Americana artist Doris Sjogren Rowe
worked with John D. MacArthur to create this United Seal of America.
It was sent to all 100 US Senators during that divisive time.

The Founders clearly specified that the light should be
"breaking through a cloud" that surrounds the
Constellation of 13 stars above the Eagle.

In stark contrast, the light is blocked by the cloud
in the US government's version of the Great Seal.

It's high time the light shines again in the symbol of America
as the Founders clearly intended. Fully documented at:
Make America Bright Again