(Lamination) 1928 - P Three Leg Buffalo Nickel

I am at a huge loss here. I am no expert, but isn't the three legged variety from 1937? And I count four legs in your pictures. I would like to learn more so I can go through my coins as well. Please explain to me why, as you state it is rare and worth $100?

It's lamination I think. The back leg looks like it was attacked by an Indian and is almost broke off. In the real world, it might be worth 5 dollars.
I was just posting for fun.

The reason it can't be PMD is because you can put your finger nail inside the hole.
And no tooling marks or welder. But I can be wrong.

When I found it, I thought it was cool.

I don't think he's mad. Just saying I wasn't that funny. He's right though.

Also, the pictures don't really do the job. It looks a little better in hands. The color is off and the leg looks kind of different. It has some dirt inside the hole I believe.

Here's just something I thought. Since it's lamination and the leg is almost broke off, wouldn't it be called a three and a half legger? Now I don't mean to compare this with any of those high value ones but this might be cool to people who collect stuff like this. I just want to know because I was thinking of listing it on ebay for fun. If it sells for a few dollars, I don't loose no money. I paid about 15 cents for it. It's acid restored for the date.

Obviously fooled me too!