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David Templar
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If it was a generic chancellor designator, shouldn't we have seen it at least once afterwards with all those times Gowron showed up?

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Mikey T
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Is it me or did I see that symbol before in the model of the Vulcan ship in the TNG episode Unification? I think I maybe wrong.

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AndrewR
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I was going to SAY that that plating on the first example looked like the colour of the hull plating on the Unification Vulcan ships...

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The Mighty Monkey of Mim
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Erm...the Vulcan ships had the IDIC symbol on them.

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Sol System
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I don't think they were talking about the symbol, though, but rather what the metal underneath it looked like.

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Mikey T
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Okay, mybad...but I've seen that symbol before in another episode. I'm not sure where though...

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