1937 D Legger Nickel Was Is It Fake?

Hi, Thanks I stoped my self from biding since I could not tell from photo and it just did not look right and price seemed to cheap when found it at 450 this afternoon. I see what your saying about the intire leg and the partial leg. Reals ones has the partial leg on them for what I have seen. I guess they retoned the coin to cover the grind marks . I wondor how they did that ? Most the time the grind mark are brighter than coin since its fresh metal .

I feel bad for the high bidder since he stuck with an very expensive nickel. I am glad I did not bid on it. They even have an low feedback rating with no negatives so far.
Thanks Dale

Hi, Thanks I did some checking the high bider of that auction. He had an rating of 7000 on feedback . I did findout he was coin dealer who owned an shop. I am surprised that coin dealer did not see what he bought. I guess he thinking about making money at time and thought he could resell for huge profit since it was such an low price. It fooled an coin dealer. I was amazed it fooled that dealer. Sometimes you think about making an profit or was it greed?

You correct about asking if dont know its beter to ask advice before I buy something. My last big ticket coin I bought was an 1972 double die cent in an pcgs slab. I ran an check at there website to check it before I bought it on ebay. I also checked coppercoins.com for die stuff. Its amazing how many 1972 double dies there are in 1972. I can see where can get burned big time buying an overpriced cheap one for lots money. ebay is full of overpriced coins at times.

Thanks dale