This Is My 1884 S Morgan I Got And She Is Alittle Scratched Up But It Is Mine .

. Photos please. Do not send in any until we see them. We could be saving you some money.
John1

1884 s morgan help with grade struggling with layout since my photos are all twice that size.

We are going to need full coin pics front and back to help you.
John1

To add onto Coinfrog, a common coin in your condition, but skyrockets in AU and higher, and becomes rare in high grades. Not worthy to get this graded in this shape.

Welcome!

Coins get all kinds of scratches, dings in circulation. Even Mint State coins that never circulated can have knicks and scratches from being in canvas bags full of them. Learn as much as you can before spending a lot. Check sold prices on ebay and if you have a local coin store go there. I'd recommend you not send any coins for grading until you understand more about condition, rarity, etc. You could buy Morgans already graded/slabbed for a while if that's what you want. About 3.2 million 1884-S were made, that's less than some other years but not rare. Condition is much more important than mintage numbers generally. There are numerous YouTube videos about collecting coins, some good some amatuerish.

Collecting coins means they often have higher value than the coin's face value or metal value (silver, gold). Some do what's called stacking. They buy cheaper common silver coins, little collector value but with potential of being worth more someday if metal prices rise. They can also be used to trade/barter for goods/services if paper currency is no longer worth much or you can't get access to your bank account for a while (bank hacked, war).

My collection includes both low grade stackers and nice AU to Mint State Morgan and Peace, some graded, some not.