Just A Kid Starting Out Collecting..

If a main concern is getting money back due to false advertising, I would argue that the word "silver" used to sell any coin not made of silver is false advertising and is enough to get your money back. If the seller were to try and argue that "silver" was meant to describe the color, then I would argue back that the word "Nickel" was also used in the advertizing and could indicate color, composition, and the name of the coin and so the addition of the word "silver" is unnecessary unless one of those (color, composition, or name) is not accurately described by the word "Nickel", and the only one that might not be is composition, since the composition of some of them did not include silver, then any of those that were sold using the word "silver" were sold under false advertizing...Get your money back ... at least that's how my logic works.