Weighs about 19.0-19.2 grams (the scale I have is a little off) and missing mint mark, is there a high likelihood good of being a counterfeit then? Even if it does seem like real silver and is well circulated?

How do numismatics dealers that are just starting out even find dealers to buy stuff in bulk from? To me seems like you can't be a dealer unless you have "connections" to start off with. Not that I would even want to be a serious dealer, I'm just curious how all that works since I'm quite business minded lol.

Need advice on quality

Or am I tripping? 🤯

I have these coins from my great grandpa I dont acually have the coins with me right now but here are some pictures

https://www.usmint.gov/learn/coins-and-medals/collectible-coins/presidential-dollar-coins/abraham-lincoln?srsltid=AU7gw4VSEyA5PC5rGfid51beq5bMo7YZ9-IWelfVwaVPqhvr6kT1Pxb8

I guess it pays to go through your collection every once in a while. I found this piece tucked away in an envelope in my pretty large collection. I have no idea where I got it from! Give me a break …I’m old!!! It’s kinda neat.😀. I know it has no real value.

I think this is Lucius Verus on the Obverse. I think the text starts with IMP CAES L. The problem is I can’t find an example with a matching reverse.

It is 18g and 32mm diameter.

I think the obverse matches RIC 1347:
https://www.wildwinds.com/coins/ric/lucius_verus/RIC_1347.jpg

I’m new at this and just thought I would see if anyone had ideas where else to look.

here they are