The other side is marked .999 fine silver and 14k gold (probably the plating). Link to scan of other side: http://s252.photobucket.com/albums/hh25/xq7dpb/aw2k/LotImg11552.jpg
I happened across a section of the Nevada Gaming regulations that stated all $100 and up slot tokens had to be gold, or gold plated. I'm not sure why, but maybe had to do with early coin rejectors that needed a highly conductive surface to verify high-limit tokens. Nowdays of course the repeated patterns on the face of all tokens serve that purpose.
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