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1958 D/S Jefferson Nickel ? Am I Seeing Things?

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I came across what appears to be a 1958-d /S Jefferson nickel. But as you may have guessed, I can't make sense of it bc they didn't make a 1958-s or any S nickel since 1955... I am looking for some well trained eyes for your opinion and how to proceed. Many thanks!
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Since that cannot reasonably exist as an S/D, then it is damage to the mintmark. Occam's razor.
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to CCF. Looks like a D mint mark that took a circulation hit.
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@OtGspartan, first welcome to CCF. Second, yes I agree with the others that the mintmark is damaged. It looks a little bit like an S, but didn't look that way leaving the mint. Finally, your pictures are super, by the way. Thanks for taking the time to make them well-lit, in-focus, and rotated appropriately.
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Thank you all for your feedback and warm welcome. I had it narrowed down to either PMD or a repunched D with a counterclockwise 1st or 2nd strike....Yet, the more I looked at it, my mind circled back to D/S.

Do any of you recommend a particular high-powered USB microscope (in the $30-$50 range)? Thanks again!
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, that MM just took a hit .
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to the CCF

Looks to me like the downward stroke of the "D" has taken a hit
pushing it inward giving it the somewhat look of an "S".
It certainly didn't happen during the striking of the coin so it is PMD.

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Do any of you recommend a particular high-powered USB microscope (in the $30-$50 range)?

Nothing over 150x,needs adjustable lights,the higher the MP the better,the better the stand the better it is.
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Here's a cheap USB microscope you can get on ebay for 35.95. A lot of the forum members have these and they get the job done easy. 262361512520
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Also the right side of the mint mark has heavy Machine Doubling. The void is just a contact mark on the coin. Note the other one NE of that area near the rim. Probably a parking lot coin.
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