Satin hamsters look very shiney and are normally quite obvious, here is one of my baby satins at 3 weeks old: compared to a normal baby of the same age:
I don't think your hamster looks satin, but it is harder to tell on very white hamsters in photos.
Well done for deciding not to breed from her. We have 3 Anophthalmic Whites caused by a pet shop accident and they are very cute but have medical issues.
Her fur would be extra shiny like the pics Geniverger, and from your pic, i would say she is not satin. I would say though that she is gorgeous And she looks like a cream roan to me A very pretty lady indeed.
As for the breeding, sorry, I dont want you to think I was being rude, its just there are lots of considerations - somethings that are a lot easier to think about before having to find an extra 15 cages or so!
I know the issue of breeding her is settled but I'm not 100% sure she is a Cream Roan from that piccy - does she have the mottled ears (see BVH's picture)? They aren't always as obvious as that but they are usually mottled.
I know the issue of breeding her is settled but I'm not 100% sure she is a Cream Roan from that piccy - does she have the mottled ears (see BVH's picture)? They aren't always as obvious as that but they are usually mottled.
From my limited experience, the amount of mottling can vary a great deal, and is not necessarily present in all patterned hamsters.
If you find mottled ears on a hamster that does not present as patterned, it can indicate a pattern is there ie a very poor roan with hardly any roaning, or in an example I saw at the show on Saturday, a dark eared white hamster, that was actually a white patterned hamster, due to mottling on the ears.
Re: What colour is my hamster?
compared to a normal baby of the same age: 
Gruntley
Branco
Skippy
And she looks like a cream roan to me 
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