Not long after Hillary Clinton accepted her party’s nomination for President, the Los Angeles Times offered subscribers two unusual keepsake versions of the July 29, 2016 front page. A replica of the aluminum printing plate used to create that day’s paper ($39.95) and one of the actual printing plates used ($99.95).
It’s a good way to generate some much needed extra revenue, and once again, when the victor of the 2016 U.S. election is emblazoned on the Tronc newspaper’s front page Nov.
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