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Medallic History of Dentistry George B. Snow

Location United States
Year 1972
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Composition Silver (.925)
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Obverse description High-relief scene depicting an elderly dentist seated at a worktable, examining dental instruments, with a female patient seated opposite him and dental equipment visible on the table. The interior setting features a window in the background, rendered in fine detail across the field. A small engraver's initial appears in the lower right area of the design.
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Reverse description The upper portion of the reverse features a circular emblem depicting a rod of Asclepius over a globe, flanked by laurel branches, surrounded by the legend ODONTOLOGIA / ARS SCIENTIA PROGRESSUS. The lower portion of the field bears an incuse panel inscribed with GEORGE B. SNOW / (1835-1923) / Inventor of the Face-Bow and / a Dental Vulcanizer., with the Franklin Mint mark F at the bottom.
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Reverse lettering ODONTOLOGIA
ARS SCIENTIA PROGRESSUS
GEORGE B. SNOW
(1835-1923)
Inventor of the Face-Bow and
a Dental Vulcanizer.
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