I believe this is a plate 5, 52L5 is what I came up with. I'd appreciate those who are more familiar with plating these would take a look at it and see if I have it right. Its on a circular and has a docketing on 9/22/58. Thanks for your help.
Those marks under the E of CENT are not atypical of the "interstitial" margin between F and C Reliefs (see David Zlowe's series of articles in the USPCS Chronicle) on all the Type V plates. I think Al's example is 60R8 (marks in and under N of CENT, small hook-like mark in hair--see the Doporto Archive image for this position).
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