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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Michele Bigness, post: 2867023, member: 81196&quot;]Actually, I completely get it. Several years ago, I was one of those people determined the experts didn&#039;t understand. Since then, I&#039;ve learned a lot and only come on here when researched and couldn&#039;t find. Saying this...lol, we will have to disagree on the 83 and blame the camera. I&#039;m not looking to make it rich on the coin, just determine why there is a gap.</p><p><br /></p><p>The 1937 buffalo was the coin I&#039;m most interested in learning about...with an open mind to understand. I&#039;ve read extensively on this complex topic ...what has confused me is this...and, by no means, arguing to be right but sincerely understand. </p><p><br /></p><p>1. if it isn&#039;t a key date, seems to be an automatic &quot;MD response&quot; especially, if posted by someone not considered an expert.</p><p>2. I&#039;ve seen coins deemed as double die&#039;s that are older that are flat or shelf like, without the die scratches ? like the 1936 wheat. The nickel does have die scratches, and doubling or MD in various locations on obverse side. Why I asked for help what to look for. Someone once mentioned looked at the size and rotation.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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