1801 Liberty Dollar- Real Or Fake?

Unfortunately, I have to say fake from those pictures. However, it looks a lot better than most fakes. Could you post larger, clearer pictures?

I see a fake dollar made of steel.

It's impossible to tell if that piece is genuine or not from the photos provided. On first blush it looks like the typical Chinese counterfeit with the usual fake toning they rub on their junk that is made of steel, not silver. BUT the edge has a genuine look to it.

Here is a genuine 1801 dollar with which you can compare your piece. Bear in mind that these coins were struck with hand made dies, and the numbers and letters might be in slightly different places relative to the bust of Liberty and the eagle on the reverse.

Even though it is a US coin, any coin shop in the UK should be able to determine easily enough its weight and diameter and whether or not it is silver, if you do not have the ability yourself. If you have any old pre-war crowns, half-crowns, or florins around, the coin should "ring" in much the same manner when softly dropped onto a smooth, clean surface. Even if the measurements and "ring" are correct, that does not guarantee authenticity, but it's a decent start.