United States Half Dollar Coin (Unknown Date)

The item is a silver-colored metallic coin, appearing to be a United States half dollar, specifically the reverse side featuring the Great Seal of the United States. The coin is circular and relatively flat, consistent with standard currency. The primary visible motif is an eagle with outstretched wings, clutching an olive branch in one talon and arrows in the other, with a shield on its chest. Above the eagle, within a cloud-like design, are stars, and the inscription 'E PLURIBUS UNUM' is partially visible. Around the upper periphery of the coin, the words 'UNITED STATES OF AMERICA' are clearly legible, while the denomination 'HALF DOLLAR' is partially visible at the bottom. The surface of the coin exhibits significant wear, particularly on the raised elements of the eagle and the surrounding inscriptions, suggesting prolonged circulation. There are areas of discoloration and what appears to be a light patina, consistent with age and environmental exposure. The overall condition is fair to good, but details are softened due to wear. No specific mint mark or date is discernible from the provided image, which would typically be on the obverse side. The quality of the strike, based on the visible details, appears to be standard for circulating coinage. It is difficult to ascertain the exact material without closer inspection, but its color suggests a silver alloy or a clad composition typical of US half dollars. The coin is resting on a dark blue, possibly fleece or carpeted, surface, which has some light-colored fibers or lint visible.