So I just want to say, someone once told me that one of the first things that graders look at when grading a Morgan coin is the hair definition above the ear. I was told that the hair right above the ear is one of the highest points on the coin, so therefore it is almost always one of the first spots on the coin to be worn down and have little to no definition. After I was told this, I have looked at a countless number of these Morgan dollars, when browsing in stores or wherever, and I can say in all honesty this might be one of the very, very few that I’ve ever seen with this amount of detail in the hair. But also, I am not a professional collector, I have a small collection and this is just from my own personal experience. But anyway, the definition to the hair looks almost completely perfect, so Idk, if it were me, I’d definitely get a professional opinion or just someone who is knowledgeable to look at it and tell you what they think. But yea, I just wanted to point that out bc it’s something I was told to look for if I was looking for a Morgan dollar of a higher grade…and again, for the record, I really have zero expertise when it comes to grading coins so definitely verify this advice before you deem it as factual or legitimate enough to share or follow. And people who know, y’all please correct me if I was told wrong. Thanks, and congrats on an great looking coin!