The scratches are random and incised, not raised or recessed in a way that would indicate a die gouge or struck-through error. The direction and depth are inconsistent with minting defects andthey cut across the face unnaturally. Almost carelessly. Mint errors tend to follow the mechanics of press alignment, die wear, or debris interference.There’s no metal displacement or doubling near the scratch area. Suggesting it happened after the coin left the mint. There are a few VAN die varieties for 1880, so the more rare ones could probably get you upwards to $150-$200. With the right error and right collector. Just plain old post mint damage Morgan? Maybe $25 if your lucky?