How About This One (1885-S)? [pic. Updated]

I hate to say it but I also believe this is a fake and here is why I say that. When a coin is poured and not stamped like all U.S.Mint coins are, you get slag marks.Slag marks are impurities in the metals being used and show up as tiny dark bubbles that form on the surface of the coin when it is poured.
I can see this in a number of places on this coin. You can see one on the "D" in UNITED and the "A" in STATES,but most of all they will show up in the denticles (the tiny teeth like marks on the edge of the coin)you can see one in the denticles between "O" and "F" in OF, just below the "E" in ONE and straight above the second "U" in UNUM and another under the second star left of the date mark.If you take a 10X loupe and go over the entire denticle area,I believe you will find more.
Also,as Bryan said theres something just not right with the mint mark and the date numbers. When you look at a coin hundreds and thousands of times you get to know when something is out of place.
This is my opinion only and I could be wrong but I'm 99.9% sure I'm not.

Thanks to Bryan1315, SuperDave, TLS5933, ziggy29 and other friends watching this one.

YES, it came from China.

Dear Bruan1315, What's so-called "the top feather on the arrow" ?
Do you mean the peak part of the eagle's waving wing, which is in the midst of "UNITED" and "STATES", "OF" and "AMERICA"?

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Did you mean that:

1921's top feather looks smooth while 1885's top feather looks rough due to it's sticking up?

Thanks!