I forget the guy's name from a few years ago who used to find "dots" on all kinds of coins, but he hit the '36 cents pretty hard, striking out every time.

I'd say f-12 to 15. Many heavy scratches as well as the actual visible wear. Again, a couple bucks Canadian.

Very few of the folks that posted 16 and 13 1/2 years ago. I only saw one, but it was great to see livingdinosaur , who used to be a regular on a couple sites, but don't think that he's with us any more.

Yep, an Obv 3 ... the E's say it all.

I don't see a strike through either and the coin has been around something with sulpher in it.

It looks like that line/scratch runs through and over design elements. Is that line raised above the fields? To me it doesn't look like a die crack.

It depends on what kind of "doubling" that you are talking about and how much is the offset. If you can't see it with bare eyes, it normally won't increase in value

PMD. It looks almost like solder or something and also looks like someone started to drill a hole and then tried to fill it.

It looks like a deep scratch that displaced the metal along its edges. PMD

You may want to post your token on one of the CCF Canadian forums.

It was $400 with 4 bidders. Go figure!

Well, there's 3 guys who don't have their heads on straight. It's hard to believe that there's 3 bidders for a photograph!

How many beads? Photos not clear enough to see grade

What a great video! tks

These forums are really just FOR newbies to help them along. As I asked above, is your coin silver color or a brassy yellow/orange color and are you sure that it's a 1952?