Does a 1912 D/S Liberty V Nickel exist?

Ok I have done extensive examination of this coin and I see the upper curve of an S with the Serif and also the bottom Serif protruding out he center West of he D. I refuse to believe the last 25 years I spent honing my variety error type skills were a waste of time.

 

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Per the Red Book, none are listed as a variety. Yours looks like 100 + years of circulation or a hit occurred on the mint mark.

 

It's a D - and what they
look like on a worn coin.

 

The part of the "S" you see is too tiny - even if the mint engraver just started to tap a mint mark with the wrong punch. Sorry.

 

Thanks for he input

 

That's what my 1912-D looks like. The D is filled from wear/circulation.