Morgan Eagle Is Reversed

I'm Still here guys. I've been trying to get my hands on a good camera to take closeups. Now I can't figure out how to post pictures. any help is appreciated.

Oh my gosh!, They're counterfeiting Common Date Morgans like a 1921? I'd like to see close-ups. Looks pretty real from a distance.

Great idea taking pics with the staples to illustrate which corner is which - GOLD STAR!

So 1921 is a common date, and it does look pretty detailed (from the pics). Any chance this is a Magician's coin or locket or something that was created from a real Morgan? Do you see any tiny hairline seams around the rim?

sorry to hear its a counterfeit because it would have been one heck of a find if it were real

Thanks for all the advice and great questions. To answer the first question by biggfredd, I got these from ebay from an experience seller with an ebay shop established. after emailing what I found out initially (before putting a magnet on them) He swore that these were authentic (Thanks a bunch Coinstar, I never would have thought about the magnet) It's kinda scary to think that an experienced seller doesn't know his own product and selling non-authentic coins. What really scared me is when he said he has sold dozens of them, and hadn't had any complaints.
I've held these up to a magnifying glass, and it doesn't appear to be any seams. The ridges around the rim look excellent ans you can see from the mirror pict. All the detailing, the crevices around the ear, hair and eagle feathers are all there. So either someone spent a long time doing this, or maybe it could be a Magician's coin. In all cases, definitely not authentic, (unless the Philadelphia mint ran out of copper and silver and decided to use steel. Highly unlikely.)

the new coins coming out of China look really good but they stick to a magnet, they do not have any seams and are not magician coins

Their local law may not be enforced against fantasy fake, like cc Seated dollars dated before the mint existed (or medal reverse Morgans).

Here's what has transpired within the last several days. I contacted the seller, I explained everything that I found out about the coin. I explained it was underweight, and the eagle was "rotated". I took the coins to a local coin dealer and they said that it was definitely fake. The seller seemed to be willing to cooperate at the beginning. I even gave him the option to give me a full refund or give me two authentic coins. I even said that I would still like to continue doing business with him if we dealt with this in a professional manner. After I found out it was magnetic, I contacted him again (through ebay messages) to tell him that indeed, without a shadow of a doubt, that these ware not authentic coins. I took the coins to another coin dealer so I can get something in writing saying they were not authentic. I was amazed at his response afterwards. He replied back saying I was scamming HIM, and trying to commit fraud against him. UNBVELIEVABLE! So I contacted ebay, and opened up two cases against him. One case got resolves within two days and the other case got resolved two days ago. I have already returned one coin for a full refund. We'll see how everything turns out once the smoke clears.
Here's what amases me, Darth Anachus... he's got an ebay score of 100% positive feedbacks with over 800 transactions. I'm willing to think that he didn't know he even had fake coins in his possesion. I questioned to the second coin dealer I went to, "Why would someone go through all the trouble of countefeiting the most popular Morgan? You'd think youd spend your time replicating a rare one? But it makes sense now. If you countefeit a popular one, you can make it for a dollar and throw in the mix with real ones and most people wouldn't think twice to have to examined. But everyone will examin a more rare Morgan if they came accross one. Makes perfect sense. Anyhow, I'd like to give you the Item #'s and the sellers name, but at this point everything is working towards me. ebay has bin very cooperative, I don't want to accuse anyone of fraud. (By the way, to all you ebay buyers. Communicate through ebay, and not personnal email. This is one of those times that ebay will check messages sent back and forth to resolve the issue). Once he gets back his coins, and If I don't get a ful refund, then I'll think about giving you guys all the info. In the meatime I'll keep you updated. Sorry for he short novel, I just needed to vent a bit.