1936 Canadian Dime Zoell Dot MS / AU

The so-called "Zoell dot" was a small die chip between the leaves toward the rim. It IS NOT a '36 dot. 7-8 years ago, there was a poster named "Dean" that used to start threads about all kinds of dates with dots ... all over the coins. The "true" '36 dots numbered 3 to 5 and most are in museum and were all privately held specimens to start with. This "Zoell" variety isn't on the same planet.

Here's a pic of, I think, what he's talking about. There's got to be thousands and thousands of them and, if he has 4, then they aren't even scarce:
https://www.coinsandcanada.com/coin...936#erreur-4

Wow okiecoiner ! I didn't mean to upset you with my Question. You are so reactionary to my post that I don't think this is the place I want to come to ask anyone for coin advice. ESPECIALLY if a so called "Pillar Of The Community" is yelling" this IS NOT a 36 dot" I know it isn't a 1936 Dot below the wreath. I am not this Dean person you are talking about!!! I will be letting everyone that I know who deal with coins NOT to come here. You make a bunch of rules and you can't follow yourself. If this is what to expect when I ask a simple question then Obviously #128580; your too pompous! you evidently get off on looking down your nose a someone rather than giving constructive feedback.

If there is a moderator reading this they may as well cancel my account because I will never come back here!!!!!!!

The 1936 Zoell dot is well know, but not highly sought after. I think if you poke around the Edmonton Numismatic Society's (ENS) website, you might find a price list. Now and again, the ENS would publish price guides for some of the more obscure varieties in their newsletter, 'The Planchet'.