"Grade revealed" I am thinking that this PCGS 1883-O DMPL Morgan will upgrade.
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I have a strong feeling that this DMPL Morgan with nice contrasting mirrors could upgrade at least a full grade or two from it's present grade now. Take a look and let me know what you think the grade should be from what you can see using the pictures. Thanks for looking and I appreciate your opinion, I will post the grade in 24 hours. 
I am thinking this one would get a gold bean if submitted to CAC.
This is another MS61 DMPL, I would say that it grades MS61 all day long. 
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First pic looks like a 64. Second pic looks like a 65 which leads me to believe its a 63 now.
Beautiful Morgan by the way!
64PL.
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64DM for me.
Nice 64PL
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My take on this...
In a 63 holder now
Thinking it should definitely go 64 DMPL
MS64PL
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Lots of obverse "noise" in the fields - at least as shown in the first pic.
If the first pic is representative, I'm thinking 64PL.
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from the pictures, thats what I am getting also. Good shot 64+ PL
That field chatter on the obverse and reverse would cap me at 64. I know that PL/DMPL tends to emphasize that kind of chatter though.
I'm going to pitch my tent with the 64 crowd.
I am surprised with all the PL guesses since it is already graded DMPL according to the title and description. It won't downgrade unless he cracks it.
Reading is hard!
DMPL standards have changed however, the pics make it look DMPL even still. I think it's in a 63 holder today. It may upgrade to MS 64 but the field chatter holds it there.
The answer to your question is CAC.
I think it is a 63. It will upgrade to a 4. But the way you posted this, it makes me think it is in 62 holder.
62PL. The cheek is clean but the fields are typical of 61 so 62, 62+/3 wouldn't surprise me. I wouldn't crack and sub unless it's in a basement holder and if it is I would check for hairlines
Based on the first pic 64 DMPL, Second pic looks super nice but I think the first pic is probably more accurate.
I also go 64DMPL. No one has mentioned the hits on the eagle breast.
Unless there are hairlines not visible in the photo, I too think this coin will upgrade to at least a 63.
61 or 62 dmpl. The fields hurt it.
I am late to the GTG... would have guessed a 63... ... must be the chatter on the reverse that held it down. Cheers, RickO
My first thought was 62. The look of the coin is a negative - needs a dip