You are missing something.
Only the January-April 1984 software bundles came with a copy protected Guided Tour disk, using a beta system .85 and beta Finder "1.0" (since the Tour would not run with the release system), to prevent it from being used as a startup disk. This disk is part number 690-5002-A.
From May-August 1984, a new Guider Tour disk was included, labeled part number 690-5002-B. The early beta System had been replaced with a new release System and Finder, and the incompatibility with the tour software had been fixed. By September 1984 when the Mac 512K was introduced, yet a third Guided Tour update was released, labeled 690-5002-C, which is the disk you likely have. Yours are therefore, not the original which contains the pre-release icons and Finder features which bsd107 is trying to get a look at.
Since the System and Finder on these later revised Guided Tour disks were standard release systems, there was no need to copy protect them.
Also, the copy protection scheme Apple used on the original Guided Tour disk was easily gotten around with something like Copy II Mac, or even DIsk Copy might have worked. The copy protection was designed to prevent dragging the System and Finder to another disk, or the entire disk to another to be used as a startup disk as was the common practice at the time.