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Proof coins can be struck in any metal.
If the coin is made from silver or any other precious metal, it will say so on the packaging it came in and, it will probably state the purity and weight on the coin.
Alternatively, if the coin is made from a base metal, it may be silver plated. This should also be stated on the packaging.
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