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    How Does This "p" Look?

    This "P" doesn't look right, but maybe it is. It is on an IO with a BA/HAB rebuild mark. What do you guys think??

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    It would not be a factory applied P as it has serifs, but I've seen Ps like that on overhauled stocks before. Looks OK to me. I've seen BA/JPL marks before, the HAB is a new one to me. Anybody know who that inspector was?

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    It looks like it was just struck to me. No wear or even dirt in the impression.
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    I don't think its a re-strike or new. Look at the one oclock position of the circle and theres a diaginal line crossing over the line of the circle.

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