1937-D 5c Buffalo Nickel 3 Legs #2

Keep playing with the images, it's looking better every time.

MDS obverse, LMDS reverse. No individually significant contact marks. Nothing of concern for detailing the coin. IMHO, there is just enough detail to sneak across EF-40.

My pause is whether a TPG might eye appeal drop-grade it to VF-35. This might be one to leave raw. On a bourse floor, it would run EF-40. It might be best to let the next owner TPG it and run the drop-grade risk. You are solidly $100-ish to the good here.

You've done very well with your six-legged buffalo pair.