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It's a mint mark that tells where a coin was made.

S means it was minted in San Francisco

D means Denver

P or no mint mark means Philadelphia

However, your coin isn't a "Monticello Liberty" coin - it's a 5-cent piece issued during WWII, and made from a different metal. The design is the same as that used on regular nickels up till 2003 so it should look familiar, with the only change being to use a large mint mark to indicate the different alloy.

Please see the Related Question for values.

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Q: What does the S on my 1945 Monticello liberty coin mean?
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