Anyone find these interesting?

I have very little knowledge of these, please help me out on what they are!! Thank y’all so much

 

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Welcome to CT. You have three Morgan dollars. Two Peace dollars. A Barber Quarter and a Standing Liberty Quarter. A wonderful selection of classic US coins. A marvelous slice of American history you have there.

 

Thank you!

 

Some nice old classic silver. Nice surfaces too. Please don’t try and clean them they’re perfect as they are

 

Thank you, I won’t do that at all

 

When I see your coins, it reminds me of how I felt when I started the adventure of putting together my 7070 Type Set.

 

Nice bunch.
Is the 1928 Peace dollar a P or S ?

 

I’m not too sure it has no mint mark so would that default to P?

 

Just to be sure, the mintmark is on the reverse of this coin, under the word one. The 1928-P is a key coin. Reverse photos?

 

I’m not sure if this is enough help

 

The 1928 is worth several hundred dollars. Great find.

 

The 1928 is a valueable coin as it is the key coin.
https://coinauctionshelp.com/peace-dollar-value/
now on to the mintmarks for the 1889 & 1899. Reverse photos?

 

Hey, hey!! Nice one. That would be the one.... I love it when new collectors find they have a prize keeper.

 

The 1899 is has an S mint mark and the 1889 has an O mint mark

 

I found this new love about a month ago and I can’t stop! It’s super exciting even if there’s no value I love it

 

Do you have any albums or are you planning on starting any?

 

That’s the best part. I been addicted to coins since I was a kid. Each one is like a good book in my hands. I don’t care if it is a worn slick disk or a pristine example..... I would like to suggest a better holder for your 28 Peace dollar. Try to keep yourself from handling that one until you can get a better holder. If you have a coin dealer in your area he can fix you up with a plastic capsule type holder. Cut the dollar out of the current holder when you do. Bad things happen when folks try to rip out staples. A staple scratch on a valuable coin is a big downer. Congratulations!