Quoted from LTG:I might add I don't know the percentage, but they are real silver.
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Real silver colored metal also known as nickel or zinc. 
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Quoted from LTG:Williams advertised these as having real silver in them. Again I don't know the percentage.
They were trying to get the players to keep playing and collect them once they discovered them.
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Don’t recall. Is there a flyer that states that somewhere?
Quoted from LTG:Flyer doesn't - https://www.ipdb.org/showpic.pl?id=3782&picno=3969&zoom=1
Williams and my distributor claimed it. No idea if Replay or Playmeter ads had anything or not.
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Bummer, was hoping to see how it was marketed. Not sure I would trust a distributor “saying it” they would have pocketed the tokens if they were silver IMO. 
I looked on IPDB and didn’t see the reference to silver other than 19 Gold and 1 silver token, which is obviously describing the color of the tokens and not real gold and silver, right?.
Quoted from LTG:The box of 300 tokens was sealed and packed up inside the game. I uncrated my game myself, and there were no silver ones in my package.
Being you'd have to uncrate each game. I'm not sure how many distributors would go to all that work. Real silver or not.
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