Here's my$ .02 cents. Please dont quote me on the dates.... 6920 LE prefix guns, a majority of them had C roll marked or raised C marked upper receivers. Early mfg'd carbines were AF forge & Cerro forge marked with no white T marks. About 2012 or so Cerro forge marked with white T marks were the norm. All had C MP marked barrels & all had Colt mfg'd FCG. 2015 is when Colt went into bankruptcy but they still used left over inventory, C roll marked & Square Brass forge receivers then shortly after, Colt started using the Cage Code crap. The day Colt started using Cage Code parts is the day Colt started going down the shit hole. Do your research. Cage code parts were not manufactured by Colt. Cage code parts were manufactured by various Vendors to Colt's Military Specifications, ie: Mil Spec. Don't believe me do your research. 6920 carbines built in or around 2013 +/- were the last of the real Colt manufactured AR15's... When Colt started selling cage code marked carbines with dot matrix parts and Schmid FCG's those were not real Colt carbines. Those were built with Vendor parts and assembelled at Colt, then shoved inside a plastic bag and stuck inside a Colt cardboard box and called a Colt 6920. When Colt stopped using Cage Code parts, Pre CZ they used non marked parts with Cage Code barrels. On the current manufactured Colt 6920 the part Colt manufactures is the CR prefix receiver...
If I was in the market for a used 6920 I stay far away from Cop/Dept guns. Those are surplus parts, parts from parts from parts. Without completely going through a rifle yourself there's no telling what your buying cause department Armorers use whatever they have available, all their trying to do is make the gun shoot & be somewhat reliable.