Coin featuring Queen Elizabeth II (Obverse)

The item is a silver-toned coin, appearing to be made of a metallic alloy such as nickel, cupronickel, or possibly silver, though the exact composition cannot be determined from the image. It is circular in shape with a reeded edge, though the reeding is not clearly visible in the provided image. The obverse side of the coin, which is fully visible, features a portrait in profile of a monarch, likely Queen Elizabeth II, facing to the right. Her hair is depicted in a regal, curled style. There are visible inscriptions around the perimeter of the coin, but due to the image's resolution and lighting, the full text is indistinct and hard to decipher. However, parts of letterforms suggest Latin or English text, common for British Commonwealth coinage. The coin shows signs of circulation and age, with a general dulling of its original luster, consistent with light to moderate wear. There are no obvious deep scratches, dents, or significant damage, which suggests it is in a 'Very Fine' to 'Extremely Fine' condition. The patina is even across the surface. No specific mint marks or dates are discernible from this single image. Based on the widely recognized effigy of Queen Elizabeth II, the coin likely dates from the mid-20th century onwards. The craftsmanship appears to be of standard mint quality for a circulating coin, with clear, though somewhat worn, details in the portrait.