CAC. One of the most famous mint errors in the twentieth century, showing the distinctive missing foreleg with bold, easily recognizable diagnostics. This example offers pleasing, original surfaces with warm, natural toning and solid luster for the grade. Well-struck overall with attractive eye appeal, and further endorsed by CAC.

This appealing example retains substantial original mint luster beneath a soft golden-gray patina, with only the slightest friction visible on the high points. The dramatic die polishing that removed the buffalo’s front leg remains boldly evident, while the remaining design elements show strong overall detail.

The Three-Legged Buffalo nickel is one of the most famous mint errors in all numismatics. This example offers solid detail for the grade, with clear diagnostics of the missing foreleg and strong remaining definition in the bison and obverse portrait. The surfaces show even wear with a pleasing medium-gray patina.

Sharply struck with intense brilliant luster over choice surfaces.

CAC. Smooth satiny surfaces display strong luster with pleasing original light toning. Sharply defined devices highlight the Native American portrait and a boldly detailed buffalo, complemented by exceptionally clean fields.

Sharply struck with vibrant mint luster over choice original surfaces.

An attractive example of this better date with strong luster and pleasing eye appeal. Liberty is well defined with crisp skirt lines and bold hand and head details, while the reverse eagle shows solid feather definition. Light, scattered contact marks are consistent with the grade.

A bright and attractive near-Gem with strong original luster with pleasing silver brilliance. The strike is sharp, with well-defined gown lines on Liberty and bold feather detail on the eagle’s wings and breast. Light contact marks consistent with the grade are present but do not detract from the coin’s overall eye appeal.

Sharply struck and lustrous with excellent detail throughout Liberty’s gown and the eagle’s plumage. The surfaces are clean and satiny, accented by soft silver-white brilliance. Minimal marks for the grade and strong overall eye appeal.