1936 wheat penny with a 1936 Canadian for penny. struck on it

I found a 1936 with a Canadian dot penny struck on it.. thought I would share and see if anyone other than me could confirm it ... Here are so photos...

 

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Maybe it's me but I don't see any pics.lol

 

i DON'T SEE ANY DOT //////////

 

or anything.

Great photos, by the way.

 

I found the dot ....

 

How does a Canadian penny find its way into the US mint and get struck?
Or vice versa? They have their own mint. While we make coins for other foreign countries, I don't think Canada is one of them. Sounds like someone damaged a very rare dot penny.
I am going to go out on a limb and say it's not a dot cent.

 

of course there's only 4 specimens that exist. ( <== 4 that were made, and they're accounted for.)
but that's why ... it would be ultra super rare and worth a lot of money for pocket change. Shoe horn in pareidolia to make it so.

 

Say it isn't so Clawcoins.

 

I can not find/see photos either

 

I knew that one sold for like a quarter million dollars, but I was thinking
perhaps condition, and that there were lesser known examples.
4 known is kind of a wrap for this thread.

 

I found one last night u can see it plain as day i thought I had deleted this thread but I guess not

 

U might want to go see about that cause candian were minted in Denver 1911 to 1936

 

All y'all maybe be right there might be some damage it's a 1936 woodie it's old but it's in decent shape pcgs will have to out that one in the garage cause I'm sending it in ...... The coin is two raise in the spots and what really gave it away it away was the head sitting the opposite way than Lincoln

 

So you are agreeing that it is a vice job.
What exactly are you saying here?

 

No I know it's not a fake for sure because slot if these coins I got are in original bank bags from the mint and obw rolls from several hoards these rolls and bags been in a safe since probably early 40s

 

I found them in a estate in safe .....he worked for federal land bank and he was a error collector since 20s

 

I found some old Sterling silver silverware and a lot of coins in this safe