World War I Fourth Liberty Loan Pin/Medallion

This item is an oval-shaped metal pin or medallion, likely made of bronze or a similar base metal, featuring a dark, aged patina. The overall color is a dull, dark brown to black, indicative of age and possibly intentional antiquing or surface treatment. Its dimensions appear to be approximately 1.5 to 2 inches in length. The obverse prominently displays a raised relief of the Statue of Liberty, facing slightly right, holding her torch aloft. To the left of the Statue, the text 'FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN' is inscribed vertically in uppercase letters. Below this text, the number '213' is visibly embossed, likely indicating a specific campaign number, pledge amount, or a unique identifier from the era. The edges of the medallion are slightly raised, framing the central design. There are no obvious signs of significant damage such as deep scratches, bends, or breaks to the metal, though the surface shows typical wear consistent with its age, including minor abrasions and a generally softened appearance of the raised details. The craftsmanship appears to be standard for mass-produced patriotic memorabilia from the early 20th century, specifically the World War I era (1918, corresponding to the Fourth Liberty Loan). The item serves as a historical artifact, commemorating financial contributions to the war effort. The reverse side is not visible, but such items typically feature a pin clasp or an additional informational inscription.