Another fake ? 0

[jimbo27]

What do you think ?

[Moxie15]

I am not sure, the color is odd but could be the pictures

[Hoghead515]

If it is real it looks like its been cleaned pretty hard. 

[DWLange]

Quite fake. The date is puffy, for a start.

[Just Bob]

This fake is supposed to look like a business strike. Even if one does not collect Morgans, it would be hard not to have picked up enough info reading and hanging around these forums to know that the 1895 Morgan is the key to the series, because proofs are the only coins available.

This is copied from our host's Coin Explorer page: (Emphasis mine)

The 1895 Proof Morgan dollar is considered the "King of Morgans" by many. It owes this title to the fact that not a single business-strike 1895-P Morgan dollar is known. Although the Philadelphia Mint reported the production of 12,000 mint state dollars in 1895, none have ever surfaced. It is likely that they all were melted and it's quite possible that they never actually left the Mint, Due to the fact that no business strikes are known of the 1895 Morgan dollar, the proof issue has had huge upward pressure put on its value. The 880 coin mintage, which is right in the middle of the pack for proof Morgan dollars, is simply not large enough to satisfy the huge demand there is for this issue. That means that one can expect to pay tens of thousands of dollars for an example in any grade.

[Mohawk]

I'm with the others....definite fake.