MS63 assuming what looks like rub on the obverse high points is bag rub exaggerated by the toning. I wanted to say 64 but the hit under the eye told me not to... Still a pretty coin regardless the numerical grade number.
I'm not a Morgan person and certainly not a proficient grader, but looking at the above photos, I would say MS64/5. The stain on the reverse distracts from the overall look of the coin, but the few bag marks aren't offensive, IMHO.
Not that high. More like a 63 with nice toning. Obverse is a 63, because of prominent hits. Obverse is 64+. Overall, a nice coin, but not a gem grade.
Nice looking coin. The hits above and below the eye limits this coin IMO. Add in the bag rub on the obverse high points and I am at MS 63
The cheek on the obverse looks really clean, as does the entire reverse, and the color adds a nice touch to it, but the luster seems week and a it faded. Normally I would say MS64 or 63, but the holder looks like ANACS to me, so I'm going to say an ambitious MS65 (I find that ANACS way overgrades Morgan dollars)
I am at MS64. I think that the toning might be hiding a few things. Yet, the coin is attractive. I don't think that the hits keep it back. It's much cleaner than what most think of a brilliant MS63, and not a 63 slider
I don't see any wear...but there are a couple large hits in prominent areas on the obverse especially. I would call it an MS63...but the toning does add some nice original eye appeal to the coin so I suspect it got a bump to MS64.
MS 64 (looks like an Anacs holder)...obverse looks stronger than reverse; it has fairly clean fields and cheek (I don't think the hits are strong enough to take it down much)...something is a bit unusual about the reverse but the coin overall is attractive
I see no indications of PL reflectivity, striations from die polish, or cameo. It does not appear PL. I called it 63, and am sticking to it, although I agree with @CamaroDMD and @ddddd that toning and eye appeal could have bumped it to 64. I just do not see it as gem grade.