Is this a Silver HK-27b So-Called Dollar: Centennial Small Liberty Bell With Star?

Zoins

Just ran across this on Heritage where it was speculated to be silver.

Anyone know where this is now?

Heritage said:
(1876) Liberty Bell So-Called Dollar, U.S. Centennial Exposition, HK-27b, Uncertified. Probably silver, 38 mm, encapsulated in glass and housed in the original velvet-lined case.

Ref: https://coins.ha.com/itm/-/a/1265-8329.s

This is also cataloged as SH 2-45 now.

Steven59

Whenever I see these theye are called "White Metal" - as is in this auction you post. White metal to me is not ag.

Greenstang

It states in the heading and the description "White metal (tin)"
I don't see where it mentions silver.

Zoins

@Steven59 said:
Whenever I see these theye are called "White Metal" - as is in this auction you post. White metal to me is not ag.

@Greenstang said:
It states in the heading and the description "White metal (tin)"
I don't see where it mentions silver.

It's a 2 piece lot. The other piece is white metal.

The piece I posted is mentioned as "HK-27b, Uncertified. Probably silver" in the lot description as quoted above. HK-27b is silver.

Here are some highlights from the lot: