Greenstang

Pictures are pretty blurry but it looks like it is a slight off centre strike.
Not really off enough to add any value.

Welcome to the Chat Box.
Not sure what you mean by where to send it, there is no value above face for that damaged quarter.
Spend it if you can.

Looks like a copper plated zincoin to me. Check the weight to two decimal points.
I see some zinc dust bubbles and the start of spilt plating.

Looks like a copper plated zincoin to me. Check the weight to two decimal points.
I see some zinc dust bubbles and the start of spilt plating.

Just a simple matter of going online to see the different styles. That's wear I found these pictures of the three different holders. Also a picture of the soft case for lower grade Morgans. If it is not in a sealed case or holder, then I don't think there is any way of telling if it is a GSA.
 

Nice find in change.
Suggestion, if you crop your photos, it will increase the size and make them easier to see.

Hafta agree with Kurt
That is not GSA holder. Doubt if it is even a GSA Morgan.

As In stated earlier, the easiest way to tell if it has been plated or not is to just look at the edge. There is no guessing this way.

I see Die Deterioration on the reverse,  wear and possible damage that has flattened the letters on the obverse. No sign of DDO and very slight MAD

It looks like you may have broken about even, depending on the value of the half and full sovereign as they are worn. Probably worth $12-1300.00. The  Canadian gold 50 cent is worth about $130.00. The James Madison medal could be worth at least $400.00, maybe more, depending on the grade.  At least you didn’t lose this time.

Ask yourself, how much do you think that dime is worth.
Unless the answer is at least $150.00, then it is not worth grading.

I would say that all three are MD.

PMD, Impossible for that to happen during the minting. It has been damaged after it was struck. Exactly how it happened doesn’t really matter as damage is damage.

Welcome to the Chatbox
It looks like it could be a small die chip.
Common and not considered an error.

Take the money and don’t let him talk you into an exchange. He knew what he                                                                      was doing so don’t have anything else to do with him.

Take the money and don’t let him talk you into an exchange. He knew what he                                                                      was doing so don’t have anything else to do with him.

Take the money and don’t let him talk you into an exchange. He knew what he                                                                      was doing so don’t have anything else to do with him.

Take the money and don’t let him talk you into an exchange. He knew what he                                                                      was doing so don’t have anything else to do with him.

All 1921 Peace Dollars are High Relief, I don't know why NGC puts it on their labels. Low Relief wasn't introduced until 1922.
As far as a grade goes, I would say low AU.
Don't forget that a seller can put whatever price he wants for a coin. It is up to the buyer to determine what it is actually worth to them.

Duplicate thread, it has been posted three times now.

Duplicate thread, post number 4

Duplicate thread, it has been posted three times now.

How about ten of them, all kinds for sale on eBay
https://www.ebay.ca/itm/225208098314?chn=ps&norover=1&mkevt=1&mkrid=706-159614-043509-9&mkcid=2&mkscid=101&itemid=225208098314&targetid=4585856844771833&device=c

All 1921 Peace Dollars are High Relief, I don't know why NGC puts it on their labels. Low Relief wasn't introduced until 1922.
As far as a grade goes, I would say low AU.
Don't forget that a seller can put whatever price he wants for a coin. It is up to the buyer to determine what it is actually worth to them.

Jessica, in the future please put the denomination and the date of the coin in your heading. 
It makes it too hard to go back to find a post that all have the same heading.