1891-O Morgan Dollar

It's difficult to make conclusive statements about the surface of a coin presented via scan. However, scanners are pretty good with physical detail, and with these being so large and nicely-focused, I'm comfortable with calling this one Mint State. Particularly telling are the striations appearing across the center of the reverse devices. It's a typically-execrable New Orleans strike, so weak that the breast feathers, talons, neck feathers and even the olive leaves and arrow points and fletches are gone.

This coin hasn't circulated. I suspect MS62-ish and VAM-16 from the looks of it.

MS-62.

First of all, I agree that this appears to be MS and my guess would be 61/62. Second, what a contrast in strike between the obverse and reverse! If I were to look first at the reverse strike, I would expect much less strike detail on the ear and the hair above the ear. That is wild.

I also agree with SD on the attribution. Definitely a near date position and MM set high.