1936 Canadian Dollar

I've been thinking about the canadian dollars. What about this 36?

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Its a pretty dollar. The only problem with it I see is a bruise on the rim at 9 o'clock on the reverse.

 

which coin/coins are the keys to the series?

 

I would say the 1958 Totem (Death Dollar) and the 1967 Centennial are my personal favorites. Traci

 

There are quite a few (semi)keys to the series.
1938
1945
Any 1947 (11 different varieties)not including the Matte.
1948 (The true key date)

Varieties:
1955 Arnprior(2 1/2 water lines)
1965 (medium beads, pointed 5)
1966 (small beads) *worth big money
1974 Doubled Yoke (3 different varieties)
1982 (coin turn)

If anyone finds any that I may have missed please add on. Hope I helped any!

 

Only one I could add is 1955 Arnprior with die break and the 67' diving goose

 

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I always personally loved the 1935 dollar, due to the portrait and 25th year anniversary titles of George V on the obverse. Here is my example, I took the shots while it was in a coin flip, so some of the scratches are on that.
I also always liked the p/l versions of the 1967.... and the 1958 totem pole is a cool issue. The 1964 is always popular too. They are all alot of fun.

Here are some of my favorite examples from my personal collection.