Victory is mine!!!! :)

Well I take it then if there has been no argument yet, that everyone else can also see the S mintmark on that 1912 Liberty nickel. I wondered myself about the orientation of it but again they were hand punched and as such had variances. Correct? I figured if I was going to find a nay-sayer I'd find one here

 

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I can clearly see the '12-D, but the S looks like it ran off and joined a cult.

 

So you see it too then???

 

I see something there - a blob where a MM should be. I hope it is an S. You would be a lucky dawg if it is.

 

I don't know if this helps, but in the first post I see what looks like an S where the mintmark should be but it does not appear in the second picture at first, but I think I found it using some image manipulating. The "mintmark" doesn't look like the mintmarks I see on nickels seen searching on Google Images, so I don't know what that means. Here are the images I used to "find" the S:

First post picture


Second post picture


Others with more knowledge of the Liberty nickel series and their mintmarks will have to chime in on this one, because I just don't know if we are wanting an S to be there...