Peacemaker

So after a long wait for a couple of coins, I have received 2 coins from 2 sellers that look significantly different to the ebay picture, and extremely lower in quality
First 1 is a replacement for my 82 Philly, ebay picture looks beautiful, golden lustrous, and below that is a picture of how it actually looks in natural light, no lustre at all, looks historically polished and tarnished over
Next one is the 79 Philly, ebay pictures look acceptable, nice detail, and an old grey dullness giving the impression of a nice aging coin, below that is a picture of the actual coin, cleaned and/or polished the s**t out of, not happy today, I need some Morgans!
 

Ordered 5 of these medal trays, fits most of my collection in one so alot more varieties needed to fill

Few more 

Hi Dan,
I am afraid they all look counterfeit to me.  
Take the first coin as an example - you just don't see massive splodges of metal on minted Morgans as per the below I have cut out.  The other coins all have issues as far as I can see... The colour looks off The weight is also way off - a dead giveaway.  I have a slick Morgan with almost no detail left and this comes in at 25.64g - yours are definitely too light The magnet test works on the steel counterfeits but I have read that other non-magnetic metals are now being used The other coins all have issues as far as I can see... I am not the forums Morgan Dollar expert, but I have bought a >200 hundred for my collection - the majority graded while working / travelling in the US over the years - the majority being PCGS / NCG graded and spent time examine them for VAM errors under microscopes.  Other TSF members views more than welcome!
Best
Dicker
 

 
From the ordering of your pictures I think you have:
1904 - S
1894 - CC
1888 - No Mint Mark - Therefore Philadelphia
1893 S
 
The dates and mintmark are significant because in 3/4 cases represent coins that are rare / high value / hard to get hold of...or don't exist
1904 - S - Sought after and is noted as a key issue in Bowers book.  It is relatively low mintage.  This is not easy to find....
1894 - CC - No Morgans were minted at the Carson City mint in 1894
1888 - Relatively common
1893 S - Rare and very highly sought after.  If yours was genuine even in that condition I would guess it would be worth £2000 or more
 
 

I vaguely remember reading about fake bars from the sunshine mint being released and here is the thread covering it: 
alongside this, there is a link in this which covers the indicators of fake bars - the point which immediately worries me about the picture you posted is the corners of the bar which do seem very similar to the fake images rather than the shallower genuine bar corners. I will leave others to review your pictures and if it’s genuine but I’m not convinced from what you have shared.
Steve

Nice piece of U.S history from SilverTowne, Conestoga wagon drawn by oxen.

Nice piece of U.S history from SilverTowne, Conestoga wagon drawn by oxen.

Nice piece of U.S history from SilverTowne, Conestoga wagon drawn by oxen.