space at base of figure on coin containing date
On the backside of a medal.
An exergue is typically found at the bottom of a coin, medal, or other similar objects. It usually contains additional information such as the date, mint mark, engraver's name, or a short inscription.
The "exergue" on any coin is usually an otherwise blank space below the main design where the year is often located. In the case of predecimal British Pennies and Halfpennies, it is the space below Britannia.
Exergue
The required solution is exegue. This is believed to be a variant on the more correct exergue.
Pierre Brisson has written: 'Les deux visages de Racine' 'Autre temps' 'Exergue'
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Plaque is found on the teeth.
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