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Interesting stamping

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Our crew found this monument the other day. No Reference as of right now, but our research has only just begun!
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It's a little hard to read once you zoom in. Can you confirm what the stamping is?
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Aluminum cap stamped "LS 3827 per LS 2767".

My thinking is that LS 3827 took over a project of LS 2767 and accepted LS 2767's position of the corner?

We will see. I'm not doing a boundary survey, only for monument preservation.
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how about 3827 set it under the direction of 2767?
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