Which lion version is installed with internet recovery?

Would very much like to know which version of lion will be on my system when I perform the Lion internet recovery. I assume it downloads the latest build so I do not need to update Lion again. I also assume that there will be no difference in Lion version when I perform an erase and install or just an install over the existing installation.

AMPiper wrote:
I just reinstalled Lion yesterday because my Recovery HD wasn't there. 10.7.3 was what was downloaded and installed.
I downloaded about 2 days agao and got the 10.7.2 version. so it now looks like Apple has updated to the .3 version.
I'm glad I have USB thumb drives of the .2 version cause .3 didn't do anything for me except slow down my Mac.

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