Silver-colored Coin with '100' and Eagle Motif (Obverse)

The item is a round, metallic coin, appearing to be made of a silver-colored alloy, possibly silver or a silver-plated base metal. Its diameter cannot be precisely determined from the image, but it appears to be of standard coin size. The obverse side, visible in the image, features a central design that includes what appears to be a stylized bird or eagle, possibly a national emblem, positioned below the numeral "100". This "100" likely indicates the denomination of the coin. Surrounding the central design is a legend, partially legible, with visible letters that suggest a national or governmental name, possibly related to a Spanish-speaking country given the potential visibility of 'ESTADOS' or similar words. The details of the bird/eagle motif are somewhat worn, indicating circulation or age, but the general form is still discernible. The surface exhibits a dull, somewhat tarnished patina consistent with aging and exposure to the elements, and there are visible signs of wear, including scratches and abrasions across the surface and on the raised areas of the design. The rim of the coin shows some minor irregularities and wear. The overall condition suggests a used coin rather than an uncirculated specimen. The craftsmanship appears to be typical of mass-produced government coinage, with clear, though aged, engraving. Without clearer images or further information, specific manufacturing details like a mint mark or year are not discernible. The style suggests it could be from the 20th century, given the numerical denomination presentation.