Interesting coin, but I wouldn't expect the heavy clashing would add much value. Maybe some collectors go for die varieties of Seated half dimes, but that collector base is probably small. I have an 1877-CC dime with a similar E clash but it didn't cost any extra.
Gradewise, I'd call your coin EF-45. The surfaces don't look entirely original and I suspect an old cleaning was done. The mark above M on the reverse looks like damage. With your interest in Morgan clashes perhaps this coin has special appeal for you. Personally I'd prefer an "ordinary" EF or AU example with no problems.
Gradewise, I'd call your coin EF-45. The surfaces don't look entirely original and I suspect an old cleaning was done. The mark above M on the reverse looks like damage. With your interest in Morgan clashes perhaps this coin has special appeal for you. Personally I'd prefer an "ordinary" EF or AU example with no problems.

























