The image just isn't good enough for me to determine if it is a D/S. Although, i am leaning towards it not being one. I'm not seeing the top left of the 'S' that is pretty obvious on a D/S. Here are a couple examples. One from PCGS coin facts and one from this thread.
I kind of see it in the OP image, but there is a hit / scratch on that exact spot I think in the plastic holder. Agreed need better image.
I also am saying no with the photos. In the comparison shot, notice the absence of the sloping vertical of the S, and that the upper left portion tends to be flatter than the more rounded bend of the true D/S. Leads me to punch deterioration as a more probable explanation.
I didn't see the Coinfacts pic, but now I tend to agree... I looked at the the "D" coins in the holder and they were all so thin and well defined. The example photo I DID see looked sort of like a 'fat' D rather than the example uploaded here .... Just looked at the example again and N OOOOOOO WWWW I see the top of the S ---- always had such a hard time seeing such errors. Wow! Thanks all....