Morgan 1885 Looks Like A DDR But Can't Find A Similar - Please Help

Thank you for answering so quickly. I had assumed MD initially but the apparent separation line on the star, ends of LL's and the beak appear full thickness. The designers initial also seems to have a serif. Can you help clarify these areas for me. They really through me off. I appreciate it.

Thank you for clarifying. I had to look up incused. Was laughing as I rarely meet a word I don't know the meaning of. However, I learned it means hammered or struck. I apologize for my ignorance but I guess it is the same the separate strike of an old mint mark. I would not think the MD would effect a separately struck detail? If I saw a serif on a mint mark I would be thinking RPM?
Again, not questioning your experience- just trying to learn so I can improve my recognition.
Thank you so much for taking the time to comment on this topic.

The small "indent" for lack of better in the top right can be considered a small die chip. I'll try to explain. Think in reverse, when thinking design elements. The "incuse" of the M on the die is actually a raised portion within the indented Ribbon....on the face of the die as we look at it. Being raised, the areas toward the tips are the weakest point of the metal as formed, thereforethose edges are most prone to break off during constant repetitive poundings of coin making. it is a small piece of damage that normal polishing can't correct being inside a design element. Same thing is happening on the ATB Quarters of today. Hope that makes sense.