Mexican 100 Pesos Coin (Benito Juárez)

The item is a round, metallic coin, appearing to be brass or a similar golden-hued alloy, exhibiting a generally dull, aged luster with some areas of subtle greenish-brown patina, suggesting oxidation. The obverse side, which is visible, prominently features a portrait of a bearded man facing left, identified as Benito Juárez, a significant historical figure in Mexico. His facial features, including his mustache and beard, are clearly rendered, though some fine details might be softened due to wear. To the right of the portrait, the denomination "$100" is vertically embossed in a sans-serif font. The surface of the coin shows general circulation wear, including minor abrasions and a slight loss of some relief detail, particularly on the higher points of the portrait and the denomination text. There are no obvious deep scratches, dents, or signs of significant damage or repair. The edges of the coin do not appear to have major reeding issues or nicks. The coin's overall condition suggests it has been in active circulation but handled with reasonable care. Based on the denomination and the depiction of Benito Juárez, this coin is likely a Mexican 100 pesos coin from the late 20th century, specifically the series issued between 1984 and 1992. The craftsmanship appears standard for mass-produced coinage of that era, with clear strike details reflecting industrial minting processes. No specific mint marks are visible in the provided image.