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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Paddy54, post: 2594873, member: 19250&quot;]There&#039;s&nbsp; one listed on e bay right now that has the same look as the op.&nbsp; Listed for sale as a 43/2 .....I ran across&nbsp; it this morning&nbsp; surfing the web. My point is that sellers need to know exactly&nbsp; what&nbsp; they have and not second&nbsp; guess as the die crack Frank was talking about in his post often confuses this variety .</p><p>Another&nbsp; example&nbsp; is the 1883/2 shield nickel I have seen listed as the variety&nbsp; and is not. Nothing more than a die chip . As a variety&nbsp; collector&nbsp; one must realize&nbsp; that what seems to be the true variety&nbsp; is many times not.</p><p>In most cases there are other markers on a coin that&#039;s&nbsp; a variety&nbsp; and need to be checked out to confirm .</p><p>The 1937 3 legged&nbsp; buffalo is another variety&nbsp; that are often&nbsp; faked . Just because the part of the leg is missing&nbsp; there are other factors&nbsp; that -can&#039;t&nbsp; be faked and will be a tell tale as to what real and what is fake.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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