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  • #16
    1995 two Lincolns?

    Here's close up of Lincoln and its replicas on the right.
    I'm just highlighting 2 areas of symmetry. If they are gas
    bubbles, there is no probability of almost 100% symmetry.

    Also looks like multiple replications on the column/bays with images flip-flopping (& see-sawing) but with overall direction as I initially mentioned,
    descending then ascending.
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    • #17
      Gas bubbles. Like patterns in the clouds. If you look hard enough you can see almost anything.
      Just my opinion.

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