1847 Counterfeit Fake Seated Silver Dollar Image
1847 Authentic Seated Silver Dollar Image
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It's obvious the second Seated Silver Dollar is a counterfeit. The most obvious flaw is the scroll with motto on the reverse, all pre-1866 Seated Dollars didn't have a motto or the scroll on the reverse. So it's important to learn facts about any coin type you're buying.

Another obvious problem, I see, is that the coin appears to be "cleaned" but this is more likely caused by the die being polished to mimic circulation wear. It's a popular tactic among counterfeiters to make a coin look more authentic and to hide incorrect design elements from looking obvious.

Furthermore, this coin doesn't have the word COPY stamped on it's surface, making this particular coin illegal to own. Some might argue that since there's no such thing as an 1847 Seated Liberty Dollar, with a motto on the reverse, then it's just a fake reproduction. Regardless, this coin isn't authentic and is worthless.
Counterfeit
SEATED LIBERTY SILVER DOLLARS - GOBRECHT TYPE (1836-1839)
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1836
1838
1839
SEATED LIBERTY SILVER DOLLARS
NO REVERSE MOTTO (1840-1865)

1840
1841
1842
1843
1844
1845
1846
1846-O
1847
1848
1849
1850
1850-O
1851
1851-O
1852
SEATED LIBERTY SILVER DOLLARS -
WITH REVERSE MOTTO (1866-1873)

1866
1867
1868
1869
1870
1870-S
1870-CC
1871
1871-CC
1872
1872-S
1872-CC
1873
1873-S
1873-CC
Authentic
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Authentic Flowing Hair Dollars (1794-1795)
Authentic Draped Bust Dollars (1795-1804)
Authentic Seated Dollars (1840-1873)
Authentic Trade Dollars (1873-1885)
Authentic Morgan Dollars (1878-1921)
Authentic Peace Dollars (1921-1928-35)

Each silver dollar type above was only minted during these years as shown, but you also must take note of what mint mark was used on each year, and never buy a year that has a mint mark not used for that year. In example, a 1921-CC Morgan Dollar never existed nor does an 1872 Trade Dollar. So know your types, know your dates for each type, and know the mints that minted the coin date for each year.