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Possible Mayflower Semiquincentennial Quarter Error

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I have what appears to be a Possible Mayflower Semiquincentennial Quarter error.

On the Front or Obverse there a P Mint Mark.
On the Back or Reverse there is a D Mint Mark to the left of and below the ships bow.

Is this normal or is it a error ?

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I believe that is a D for Cyrus Edwin Dallin's (the designer) initial:
https://en.numista.com/547409
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