I’m the dolt that split the 1964 sms 0

[Nyami]

So... besides the fact that I didnt click on the sp  button on the pcgs app and honestly.... ugh smh. But anywho, water under the bridge.

so what should I do about the rest 1964 sms set? Should I grade them and auction as a set still or no? 
I know I’ve been having issues with learning mess and I never get off on the right foot. But I will get it. Thanks for any help in advance. 
Meg

[RWB]

There are no "1964 Special Mint Sets" except in the warped greed of some who cannot understand that coins off new dies look a little different than "normal" coins.

[Oldhoopster]

Why do you believe it's an SMS set?

[Nyami]

Cuz I just accidentally sold a 1964 sms Kennedy half dollar.... .they sold it for **,000 dollars. 
I have the rest of the set. 

Edited May 2, 2021 by Nyami

[l.cutler]

Where did you get the coins?  Were they mint packaged in a set?  Who is the "they" who sold it?  Sorry for all the questions, but more information is needed to understand the situation.

[Nyami]

I can’t say who bought due to anonymity, I received a mint set packaged in cellophane  original packaging from my Great Uncle Herb  Ireland gave it to me. He did not mention that it was an sms set, the only reason I know it’s sms is because the Kennedy half graded that way. 

Edited May 2, 2021 by Nyami

[l.cutler]

OK, what are called 1964 "special mint sets"  were not packaged in cellophane.  What you had was a regular mint set or proof set, not a special mint set.  What grading company graded it as a SMS half?

[J P M]

2 hours ago, Nyami said:

Cuz I just accidentally sold a 1964 sms Kennedy half dollar.... .they sold it for **,000 dollars. 
I have the rest of the set. 

Not to many Kennedy Half's sell for 5 figures was it like this one.

https://www.pcgs.com/auctionprices/item/1964-d-50c/6707/2176709371730767830

[Nyami]

Just now, J P Mashoke said:

Not to many Kennedy Half's sell for 5 figures was it like this one.

https://www.pcgs.com/auctionprices/item/1964-d-50c/6707/2176709371730767830

Nope it was this one. 

[DWLange]

That looks like a regular proof half dollar, and I've seen several of the coins that PCGS grades as SMS and NGC grades as SP. There's very little similarity.