Official Great Seal of New Jersey | State Symbol & Historical Significance #189716 (License: Personal Use)

The Great Seal of the State of New Jersey, officially adopted in 1776, showcases two female figures-Liberty on the left holding a staff topped with a liberty cap, and Prosperity on the right bearing a cornucopia-flanking a blue shield with three red plows symbolizing agriculture. Above the shield is a horse’s head crest, representing speed and progress, all encircled by the inscription “The Great Seal of the State of New Jersey.” The banner below reads “Liberty and Prosperity,” reflecting core state values.

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