1795 Flowing Hair And 1795 Draped Bust Dollars Authenticity?

These almost look like copies of the fakes.

Those two contact marks on the neckare from what I call the Vampire hub. The counterfeiter made up an undated draped bust hub, probably from a genuine coin, and then used it to create many dies which were then given different dates. I have seen every date from 1795 to 1804 from this same Vampire hub showing those "fang punctures" on the neck. They used to be very prevalent but the hub must have worn out because I've been seeing less and less of them. (There are other defects common to this hub as well that show up on all those different dated fakes.)

Both look like fakes. My guess is someone made a mold from an original circulated coin and used it to cast these reproductions.

If you look at the Reverse and note the word UNITED ....3/4 of the way up the I there is also a mark that makes it consistent with the Chinese fake being sold here
www.tradekey.com/product-free/1796-Us-Dollar-Silver-Coins-213526.html
select the image then you can select the reverse

the details are scary close but they all seem to have the same phony glow

So will a coin that's struck worn (i.e. the dies are made to look worn and lack detail) look much different than a coin that was struck with details and then worn naturally? How can you tell the difference?

UPDATE:
ebay has removed the counterfeit 1795 off-centered Bust Dollar that sold for $4,405.00. I had notified the poor buyer that he had purchased a counterfeit. He asked me what he could do. I told him that since it has been more than 45 days since the purchase, he would need to contact ebay for instructions. I didn't have the heart to tell him that he was sol. Live and learn.