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The Masons-and-the-dollar-bill claim thrives because the imagery feels “coded,” but the timeline undermines the conspiracy: the Eye of Providence was adopted on the reverse of the Great Seal in 1782, and it was already a conventional Christian symbol for divine oversight in 18th-century iconography. ([Vikipedi][1]) Even sources discussing the Masonic association note that the Eye only becomes standard in Freemason iconography later (commonly dated to the late 1790s), meaning Masonry’s popular use follows the seal’s creation rather than explaining it. ([Vikipedi][1]) The Great Seal itself took years, multiple committees, and many contributors to finalize, making it more a product of early U.S. civic symbolism than a single group’s “signature.” ([Amerikan Diplomasi Müzesi][2]) What did amplify the modern suspicion is visibility: in 1935 the Treasury placed both sides of the Great Seal onto the $1 bill design (with Roosevelt approving adjustments), turning an obscure emblem into a daily object people could endlessly interpret. ([U.S. Currency Education Program][3])

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