Seal of Michigan

The seal of the U.S. state of Michigan was defined in 1963 for the time being the last time.

Description

The Seal of Michigan is the coat of arms of the state on a light blue field dar.

On the blue plate you can see how the sun rises over a lake and a peninsula; a man who carries a gun and has a hand raised figures, stick the peace and ability to defend his rights. The deer and moose which flank the sign on the left or right, are symbols of Michigan, while the bald eagle represents the United States.

The design includes three Latin mottos. From top to bottom these are:

Seal of the Minister for Foreign Affairs

Seal of the Attorney General

Seal of the Treasury

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