Strange. It look pretty much like very fine silver cement. Did you boiled the reaction ? Did you make sure you added enough nitric ?
Thing is, that when some other noble metals are alloyed with say silver, and you etch away just silver with nitric, residues aren´t shiny - but often greyish/blackish/brownish coloured.
I will wash the undissolved solids from AgNO3, and then try AR - if it could get it to the solution. If it is just some junk, or it has some values in it
It is strange, this is only the second time I have used Canadian coins, the last time the 13 Canadian dollars I used left behind a inner round piece of metal, exactly identical to what we see here, it's like the coins are made different than the U.S. Mercury / Roosevelt dimes that actually leave no trace whatsoever after the Nitric and Distilled mix..
Place the bar in your fume box and turn the fan on. Take a pipette, and drop a few drops (1 or 2) onto the surface of the bar. If turns black then it still has silver content. If it however bubbles green, it's probably nickle silver which has no actual silver content, or if it does, it's very little.