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1985 LMC:heavy Polishing And Die Clash

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I haven't seen a clash looking like this.

By the way, I guess a guy brought $100 in cents to the bank. Bank begged me to take all of them. I oinly took half.
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Nice find. Try to buy more rolls if you can. There could be more stuff waiting to be found.
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Not sure what part it is. There is a little something at the top of the bay above Lincoln as well. There is a remnant in the 2nd bay in the picture. That's where the heavy polishing occurred. It may have been a different clash.
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