1936 dot cent

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You mean that black dot?

 

EDIT: Post isn't a joke with the MS Paint black dot

 

Might be that they used MS Paint to enlarge the image and the dot is their cursor.

I think I see the raised lump that the poster is referring to, but I wonder if they’ve ever seen the 1936 dot cent...

 

No the dot below

 

I see the dot .
But couldn't match the inside of the upper loop of the " 9 " to this known example ..

 

Have to admit it is one of the best candidates I've ever seen, but I don't think it is in quite the right position. But it's close. It would be interesting to see an overlay to check the positioning.

 

looks close.

 

I thought the position was wrong as well

 

I wonder if @justafarmer could help the OP out with this one?

 

Huh. This could prove interesting

 

Left to right looks close. Up and down, looks a bit high. Hope it's the real deal.

 

The position lines up with the edge of the 3, but I am not sure about the symmetry of the dot. It doesn't seem as circular as it should be.

 

He’d be the man for this job. His overlays are incredible!

 

I was thinking about a Canadian 1936 with a dot under the date.

 

Being the variety collector I am .
First thing I do is check the characteristics of the date .

And I can't match it up .

 

Welp, that settles it then. If you want an absolute confirmation, send it to ICCS.

 

Don't need any more evidence than that. Thanks.

Definitely not a dot cent.