Moon buggy penny silver?

Found a good one for you guys to take a crack at. I have had very little luck with finding out what the thing is. Any help would be greatly appreciated. 

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Found a good one for you guys to take a crack at. I have had very little luck with finding out what the thing is. Any help would be greatly appreciated. 

http://tokencatalog.com/token_record_forms.php?action=DisplayTokenRecord&td_id=661146&inventory_id=812360&attribution_id=688724 

 Though yours is silver colored, it was either made like that or someone later has plated it. 

 Quote: 

http://www.spaceflownartifacts.com/flown_moon_money_tokens.html 
 Research finds that these "Moon Money" tokens were sold on a store card at dime stores, 

drug stores and other variety shops for 50 and 75 Cents each, a pricey sum circa 1970 and 

certainly a greater value than a gumball prize. 

Looks silver to me. Too bad it's not in it's original packaging because this one sold for $202.00 last year.

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/moon-money-token-99-silver-moon-buggy-4654573204

Via this website:

http://www.spaceflownartifacts.com/flown_moon_money_tokens.html#moon_buggy

"Most discovered to date are copper and are the size of a penny (¾" / 20mm). It should also be noted that a couple of error struck examples of this token have been discovered. These were double struck, which widened and flattened the finished token. It has also been seen rarely in a proof-like finish. A very few have been found in silver and look to be proof-like strikes but struck on a thicker planchet. version on a thicker planchet."