I’ve been collecting Morgan Silver dollars for the past 25 years and cherry picking coins, ending up with what I feel is a nice collection of dollars. These coins are mostly in ICG (Independent Coin Graders) holders with some in NGC holders.  Having coins certified has been one of the frustrating parts of this journey, and advice I would pass on to anyone considering purchasing one of my coins is if you want a coin in a certain holder, buy it in that holder.  I have many coins that, in my mind, would cross into NGC or PCGS holders, but I just don't have the will to submit coins anymore and I don't trust the whim of the graders.  I'm nearing 80 and am going to be offering some nice, and in some cases, rare Morgans.  (Peace dollars to come later)  I'm not a professional photographer, but I've done the best I can to provide detailed images which you should be able to zoom in on if you find a coin of interest.  In several cases I've found the photos to provide a better view of the details in the coin than I get with my 10x loupe.  I'm working to "tweek" this Website Builder (via Ionos.com) and I hope to be able to give anyone interested in purchasing one of my coins photos which will not lead to surprises once you get the coin in hand.  If you decide to purchase one you have a 14 days return policy where the only thing you risk is potentially the return postage.  I'll cover the postage to get it to you.  If you want to make me an offer on any of the coins, as long as it's reasonable I'll consider it.  I will value my dollars based on what I see selling at the major auctions (Mostly Heritage) via the photos you can check out on the NGC Price guide.  It should be easy for you to compare the coins I have offered for sale with those comparable ones selling at major auctions.  If you're not familiar with NGC's website the address is ngccoin.com.