Q. David Bowers wrote in A Guide Book of Morgan Silver Dollars " ... the typical 1883-O coin seen today is apt  to have unsatisfactory luster and a typical strike. Cherrypicking is definitely recommended,this making all the difference between your high quality collection and the ordinary quality of most others. For the collector of certified coins, New Orleans dollars are a breeze: look at the label and write a check."  We have to admit he is correct as this particular piece is a common date that requires selectivity, especially for raw coins. Fortunately, the MIllyard Team reviews  numerous coins and hand picked this beautifully toned  1883-O Morgan Silver Dollar graded MS64 by PCGS with a fully original mint luster and mint frost.  It has a good sharpness on the inscriptions, denomination and most details,  although it is  a weak strike in the area of the hair above the ear on the profile. The eye appeal is pleasing with a brilliant cartwheel luster. Toning  is even on the both the obverse and reverse  which is an attractive golden- brass in color.  Per the ANA Numismatic grading standards an MS64 is considered uncirculated in Mint State that have light and scattered contact marks without distracting in the prime focal areas.  PCGS value is $155.00