1964 D 50 cent Kennedy SMS

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I have a 1964 D Kennedy silver 50 cent it has the Transitional variety half dollar with Odv 002-RDV 001.The letter "I" is missing a serif on the bottom-left side plus while the reverse is the Type One reverse, with a straight G in the FS designer's initials and breaks in rays 11-13 (counting from the left) where they meet stars. The one i have is not a proof. Everything I have read on this ( it was not made at the D mint)
But if you look up the mintage it show the 1964 D SMS
Kennedy Half-Dollar Mintages
The following table lists mint production numbers for the number of Kennedy Half Dollar produced at each mint facility. Where possible, production numbers by strike type are noted.
Year Mint Mint Mark Mintage Notes
1964 Philadelphia 273,304,004 Struck in 1964: 87,448,004 In 1965: 144,182,000 In 1966: 41,674,000
1964 Proof Philadelphia 3,950,762
1964 SMS Philadelphia 1 Unique to The National Numismatic Collection
1964 Denver D 156,205,446 Struck in 1964:114,411,608 In 1965: 41,793,838
1964 SMS Denver D 1 Unique to The National Numismatic Collection

 

The I with the broken serif sounds like an accented hair variety.
(Proof only.)
But you will be told to start your own thread with photos instead of posting here
on a different thread.

 

I have 2 moor 1964 5c sms as well as a 1964D 5c sms and a 1964D 10c sms.

 

If I had that many SMS Denver strikes, I'd submit them
to PCGS or NGC immediately - they're worth a small
fortune, and you should have yours certified asap before
any others are discovered, imo.