Why Didn't This Receive A Details Designation?

It just looks like a coin from a fairly fresh die that is really baggy. I've seen Morgans like this right out of a mint sewn bag.

OK- I am probably mistaken. However, looking at the larger shots from the Heritage site, I can see a lot of (what appear to be) hairlines in the fields of the obverse. These are also apparent just under the child's bust. The abrasion actually shades the fields a whiter color there are so many of them. Also, take a look around the obverse rim under the date. Seems like more than contact marks. Compare the fields with the spaces between the small stars, the lettering, and the date. These portions are relatively smooth and scratch free. Wouldn't they exhibit the same marks if the marks were bag/contact marks?

Not arguing here, just trying to figure this out. Thanks