What is a 4C787DLC-40 chip?

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From: Michael A. Crowe
Date: Sat, 06 Jul 1996 00:00

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I asked my brother to get me a 'cheap' 387 chip in Bankok
(ditch-386-get-Pentium-advice-politely ignored) and the saleslady sold
him this chip a 4C87DLC-40.

As nobody at work seem to know what is is I'm hoping 'the answer is
out there -somewhere!'

Other clues on the square chip : 
- on the pin side (on perimeter two rows of 9 pins each side, with
inner rows forming a square) it has 'Philippines'. 
- on the top-side 'raised part' it has the IIT logo with the
4C87DLC-40 below.
under this (on the 'base') it has the line 
1002FA2F5HCOC 
followed by 
CGEA 
on another line
and finally 
9421 M(in a circle) C(opywright symbol) IIT 1988

Any help appreciated as well as possible value.

Mike

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From: mac1@si1.dod.gov.au (Michael A. Crowe)
Subject: What is a 4C787DLC-40 chip?
Date: 1996/07/06
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