It's the same eye you see on the back of a dollar bill, and it's even part of the Great Seal of the United States. No, not there: It's actually on the other side. Yes, the seal has two sides.

Each is a complement to “The Great Seal” of the United States, a coat of arms familiar to citizens and noncitizens alike for its rendering of a bald eagle and the Latin motto “E pluribus unu ...

What the Continental Congress did was put the bald eagle on the Great Seal of the United States in 1782. Long venerated by Native cultures, Haliaeetus leucocephalus lives only in North America ...

For that, you need to consult the fine print on The Great Seal of ... motto essentially states that Nevada, first and foremost, would give all its allegiance to the United States,” said Guy ...