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1917 Buffalo Nickel Mintmark Identification Request

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Hello fellow classic coin collectors! I recently found this 1917 mintmarked Buffalo nickel in a dealer's junk bin for $1. Upon seeing that the coin was a 1917 with a mintmark, I decided make the purchase and attempt to decipher the mintmark later. Unfortunately, to this point I have been unable to determine whether the blob below "FIVE CENTS" on this coin is a D or an S, so I was hoping that somebody here might be able to aid me in identifying the mintmark. The relevant area of the coin is pictured below.
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For some reason, I think I see an "S"!
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I'm going to say it's an S, the left side is not straight enough for a D
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I agree that it is an S mintmark.
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I'm thinking S...
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I'm thinking S as well.
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Looks like an "s" to me.
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Thanks everyone! Into the 1917 S slot it goes.
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