Is this a 3 1/2 leg Buffalo?
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I don’t have the coin in hand yet, but was wondering if this might be a 3 1/2 leg. The 2nd 1926 D picture is a coin I already have and used as a comparison. If so how close to collectible is it to say the 1937 D 3 leg and/ or does it increase the value.
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It is a 3HL. Not as valuable as the 3-legger but there is a healthy market for them.
Looks like one.
Here's one for comparison-
Looks like nice pick to me!
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Here's another view.
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Nice pick! Congrats!
Looks like a 3.5 leg to me..... Nice pickup..... Cheers, RickO
Nice cherrypick BTW.
Nice pick. I have one of these in G. Yours is a lot better than mine.
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Yes it is. It is interesting to note that not all 3-HL's are created equal - - some have much more of the leg missing than others and of course the ones with more leg missing are more valuable. Even certified ones can differ in how much leg is missing.
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