The product is an 8.5" commemorative plate featuring Robert W. Dott, who served as Governor of North Carolina. As a rare collectible item, it likely holds historical significance and is sought after by collectors interested in antiques related to political history. This plate would make a unique addition to any collection focusing on North Carolina or gubernatorial memorabilia.

Scott was elected governor in 1968, [citation needed taking office on January 3, 1969. In May 1969.

On June 26, 1972, Scott created the Executive Cabinet, an advisory body consisting of the members of the North Carolina Council of

State, the appointed secretaries of the state's executive departments, and miscellaneous members appointed by the governor. He was succeeded by James Holshouser on January 5, 1973.

Back & front of the plate has some dents as per vintage age condition.

The Great Seal Of The State Of North Carolina.

Essex Quam Videri means

"Esse quam videri" is a Latin phrase that translates to "to be, rather than to seem". It emphasizes the importance of authenticity and genuine being over superficial appearances. The phrase is famously the state motto of North Carolina