Please Help With This Nasa Coin (?)

It is not a coin. It appears to be a good luck token. Most of these types of tokens are made from a base metal of some sort. Is it stamped silver, .999 fine, .925, etc. on the edge or reverse? If it is not then I would try to see if a magnet sticks to it. If it does, than it is not silver. It might just be a novelty piece.

That is pretty cool. I'm sort of a space program junkie so I love that kind of stuff.

I think you might find out more about it if you search for 'NASA souvenir tokens'.

The color looks a little bright to be silver, so I would guess it's made out of nickel. But I'm no expert so take that with a grain of salt.

Thanks for sharing. I love seeing that stuff!

There are test kits to use to see if the metal is silver or not, but I know nothing about those and I would be afraid that they would damage the coin.

However, you can weigh and measure it. If it's the size of a Morgan dollar the weight should be about the same.

And if it is about an oz. of silver, then perhaps it isn't a token but silver bullion.

I surfed around for awhile looking for tokens with those markings and found nothing at all. So maybe it is just a silver bullion round. It's still cool.

Looks to be the silver jewelry plating, and probably an imp[luse buy in a bucket/basket next to the cash register. All of the NASA tokens/bullion that are silver are clearly marked all of them I have seen.
Nothing like it in the on line token catalog for NASA

And yes the metals test kits use a streak plate and acid to test so it can leave a mark, doesn't matter when done on the inside of a ring band.