1937-D Buffalo Nickel. FS-901. 3-Legged. MS-63 (NGC). CAC. OH.，An overall boldly defined example with pretty iridescent highlights to otherwise dominant golden-gray patina. The ever-popular and eagerly sought 3-Legged Buffalo nickel came about as a result of clashing that occurred when the obverse and reverse dies struck each other in the absence of an intervening planchet. Such processing troubles are common in most mints, and these occur when the planchet feeder tube gets clogged or simply runs out of planchets to feed into the press. When noticed by mint employees, clash marks are removed by filing down the fields ever so slightly. In the case of this famous issue, however, die filing also removed the bisons right foreleg. Traces of unrelated die rust or spalling (die wear) are also noted on this reverse: along the bisons back below the Latin motto E PLURIBUS UNUM, on its rear legs, and in the field below its belly. These features are always present on genuine examples.<p>Thanks to having been discovered in the year of issue, this variety is fairly available in grades through at least the middle to upper reaches of AU. Mint State examples can also be had with some patience, but only if one is willing to accept the subdued luster and/or poor striking quality that characterize most such pieces. As an uncommonly well produced and preserved coin at the MS-63 grade level, this piece is sure to catch the eye of astute bidders.，，
1937-D Native American Portrait. Host coin Fine.，Not only has the portrait of the Native American on the obverse been elaborately enhanced by this carving, but the bisons right foreleg on the reverse has been removed to simulate the reverse of a genuine 1 ...
1937-D Buffalo Nickel. FS-901. 3-Legged. AU-58 (PCGS).，Attractive target toning in multiple pastel colors provides superior eye appeal for this boldly defined, near-fully lustrous example. Popular variety!，From the RSC Collection.，
1937-D Lincoln Cent. MS-67 RD (PCGS). CAC.，Satiny rose-red surfaces are expertly preserved with both full mint luster and a virtually pristine appearance. Outstanding Superb Gem quality from a mintage of 50,430,000 pieces.，From the ESM Collection. Earlie ...
1937-D Texas Independence Centennial. MS-67 (PCGS). CAC.，Original silver white surfaces are fully lustrous with a pristine appearance for the assigned grade.，From the A.J. Vanderbilt Collection. Acquired 1937, source not recorded, but likely directly fro ...
1937-D Oregon Trail Memorial. MS-67 (PCGS). CAC.，A highly lustrous, silky smooth half dollar with gorgeous silver white surfaces. The mintage was 12,000 pieces, all of which were initially sold through the Oregon Trail Memorial Association.，From the A.J. ...
1937-D Boone Bicentennial. MS-66 (PCGS). CAC.，This gorgeous Gem offers full satin luster and pale silver iridescence blending nicely over both sides. From a net mintage of just 2,500 pieces, the remaining 5,000 coins originally intended for distribution w ...
1937-D Arkansas Centennial. MS-66 (PCGS). CAC.，Golden-gray patina blends with appealing mint luster on both sides of this smooth and attractive Gem.，From the A.J. Vanderbilt Collection. Acquired from Stacks in our capacity as official distributors of the ...
1937-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar. MS-64 (NGC). CAC.，Brilliant satin surfaces support a sharp strike and premium Choice quality. Scarcer in Mint State than its identically dated counterpart from the San Francisco Mint, the 1937-D is an underrated issue t ...
1937-D Washington Quarter. MS-65 (PCGS). CAC.，This is a brilliant and highly lustrous Gem with exceptional eye appeal.，From the A.J. Vanderbilt Collection. Acquired from Jim Viken, May 2012.，
1937-D Mercury Dime. MS-66 FB (PCGS).，Brilliant, satiny and with a razor sharp strike, this is a lovely high quality example of both the type and issue.，From the A.J. Vanderbilt Collection. Acquired from Angel Dees, August 2010.，
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