2005 buffalo nickel detached leg error?

[SilverFace]

Im about halfway through my wknd nickel box and just a little while ago I found what I looks like an '05 buffalo detached leg error. I've never found one of these '05 error buffs before but when I first spotted this coin I noticed right away that the reverse looked different than the '05 buffs I usually see and looks like a detached leg error coin. I've been checking pics on the internet to make comparisons with my coin to try and confirm if it is. I took a couple of pics of my coin but Im not sure if the error looks as noticeable to me in the pics I took as compared to when Im looking at the coin with my magnifier. What do u guys think from the pics I took?

Actually, now it does look more noticeable to me in the pics I took also. So I'm pretty sure it is an error coin.

 

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[DustDevilMarc]

That error has been reported. Such nickels have a "buy now" price of $45. See such an example at https://www.epier.com/product.asp?1990113

Nice find. I'll have to pay more attention to the buffalos I find.

 

[Diver_Down]

Looks good to me. Don't value coins by "Buy It Now" asking prices. Anyone can ask whatever they want for a coin, but what matters is what someone is willing to pay for a coin. Completed listings are a better idea of a coin's value. Last week a similar coin sold with a provenance from a noted Coneca member's collection and it realized $5 and change.