Chinese Silver Coin with Bust of Figure

This item is a circular silver-colored coin featuring the bust of a male figure. The figure appears to be an older man with a prominent forehead, defined cheekbones, and what seems to be a slight mustache and goatee. The expression is rather stern. The man's head is centered on the coin, facing directly forward. Above the figure's head, there are Chinese characters, which appear to be part of the inscription or legend of the coin. The characters are arranged in a semicircular fashion above the head, following the curvature of the coin's edge. The coin exhibits a metallic sheen, characteristic of silver or a silver-plated alloy. There are visible signs of wear and handling, including minor scratches and possibly some toning or tarnishing, which gives it a slightly muted luster in certain areas. The surface appears to be somewhat uneven, suggesting age and circulation. The craftsmanship seems detailed, especially in the rendering of the facial features. The specific details of the character's attire are not perfectly clear but appear to be a simple, collared garment. The overall condition suggests a circulated coin, but its details are still largely discernible. It likely dates from the early to mid-20th century, common for coins featuring political figures of that era.