E Pluribus Unum—Seeds Of A Mighty Nation reflects the enduring idea that the strength of the United States has never rested in one ruler, one voice, or one people alone. From the small acorn of thirteen colonies has grown a mighty oak of fifty states—rooted in liberty and sustained by generations of individuals united by shared ideals.
Within the acorn cap, shifting tones of color symbolize the many people who form the nation itself. Together, these varied shades represent unity through diversity: the understanding that America’s strength is not found in sameness, but in the joining of many lives, histories, and voices into one enduring union.
Like the national oak tree, the United States continues to grow—shaped, supported, and strengthened by all its people.
E Pluribus Unum—Seeds Of A Mighty Nation reflects the enduring idea that the strength of the United States has never rested in one ruler, one voice, or one people alone. From the small acorn of thirteen colonies has grown a mighty oak of fifty states—rooted in liberty and sustained by generations of individuals united by shared ideals.
Within the acorn cap, shifting tones of color symbolize the many people who form the nation itself. Together, these varied shades represent unity through diversity: the understanding that America’s strength is not found in sameness, but in the joining of many lives, histories, and voices into one enduring union.
Like the national oak tree, the United States continues to grow—shaped, supported, and strengthened by all its people.