Possible Counterfeits? Calling All Morgan Dudes

Can you post larger, better resolution pics? It's hard to tell from these but I think they're real. In any case, if they feel real, weigh out correctly, and look reasonably ok, they'd fool me!

Also, on the link posted about 1879 fakes, they also appeared real to me. I quickly checked one of the pics on my slabbed Morgans (1893-CC) and found the stars also "weird-looking". There's just too many legit variations on these coins to pick out little bits and say it makes a fake, IMO.

Sorry but I disagree with this statement. The threshold for new counterfeits is incredibly low.

There is a large market for fake Morgans. The Chinese makers sell these for up to 2.00 each. Other sites like Wish.com has sellers who charge 5.00 and 10.00 for them. It is also not rare to find the fakes on ebay.

Fake Morgans are bought by people and taken to local flea markets etc. to fool the populace and sell them to those who have little knowledge of coins, but know what an "old silver dollar" looks like. A dishonest person, if they sell four of these at a flea market would make 100.00 for their 7-8.00 "investment."

The factory that was called "Big Tree" in China actually had a complete set of either BU or circulate Morgan dollars in a fake Dansco-looking album in their list of offerings.

I bought some when ebay allowed Big Tree to sell so I could study them. I posted several of the findings (such as the 1879 Morgan) on this forum so we all could benefit.