Morgan - Struck thru or post mint?

Also when a coin is struck the details are not sitting right on the surface of the coin the way this one appears. It's hard to describe without showing you a coin in person but take a real dollar coin and look at the lines where the edge of a detail meets the field. It is impressed a little into the field.

This coin doesn't have a struck look ...all the details are too flat and appear to be sitting right on the surface rather than being struck into the surface.

 

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Also when a coin is struck the details are not sitting right on the surface of the coin the way this one appears. It's hard to describe without showing you a coin in person but take a real dollar coin and look at the lines where the edge of a detail meets the field. It is impressed a little into the field.

This coin doesn't have a struck look ...all the details are too flat and appear to be sitting right on the surface rather than being struck into the surface.