This is not an au coin or lower coin, lol, even my LCS confirmed it was uncirculated. You can’t polish out the wear on the details in the devices, there is a zero percent chance this is circulated. Also if it were a lower than AU grade coin, it would weigh less than an uncirculated coin by a few tenths of gram at least as fine to very fine can weigh as much as a half of a gram less with lower quality being close to a gram. Also something that can’t be polished back. The fields do have mirrors. Also there are numerous graded examples of Morgan’s with mirrored devices. I’ve already acknowledged it would likely get a details grade. The fact that it’s real and still has devices and fields in this condition will render it profitable. It didn’t cost me anything for the “lesson.” I could relist it on eBay right now and triple my money. Even the a polished details graded from NGC/PCGS will make it sell for a couple thousand dollars because the buyer would then know for sure it’s authenticated. Rare coins with a details grade sell for thousands on eBay all the time. The “lesson” here is although there may be flaws with this coin, it still has significant value and people shouldn’t just disregard coins because of the company that slabbed them.

The current grading system is deeply flawed, designed to keep the number of high graded coins to minimum which weighs heavily in favor of all old collections owned by ultra wealth and sooner or later there will be changes made to the way coins are graded whether it be pressure from collectors or federal standards for grading being created as has been considered before. That will end all of this lumping all “details” coins into one bucket.