M1903 Rifle Series Springfield Commemorative Medal/Coin

This item is a circular commemorative medal or challenge coin, appearing to be crafted from a brass or bronze-toned metal, giving it a rich, warm, golden hue. The diameter appears to be approximately 1.5 to 2 inches, judging by its proportion in the hand holding it. The edges feature a textured pattern, possibly a reeded or dentil-like design, adding to its tactile appeal. The obverse side of the coin is clearly visible and features raised relief engraving. At the top, in an arc, "M1903 RIFLE SERIES" is inscribed. Below this, horizontally centered, is "SPRINGFIELD". The prominent central motif is a detailed depiction of a Springfield M1903 bolt-action rifle, rendered with clean lines and visible features like the barrel, stock, and bolt assembly. Beneath the rifle, the text "WORLD WAR I" and "WORLD WAR II" are engraved, indicating the historical periods during which the rifle was significant. Further down, two stylized banners or ribbons are interwoven, with "1903" on the left banner and "1936" on the right, likely signifying key dates in the rifle's history or production. At the bottom, within an arched segment, the acronym "NRA" (National Rifle Association) is clearly visible. The overall condition appears excellent, with no visible signs of significant wear, scratches, or damage. The metal retains a consistent finish, indicating good preservation. The craftsmanship seems high, with crisp details in the engraving and a well-defined border, suggesting a quality production. The item aims to commemorate military history and firearms, specifically the M1903 Springfield rifle. Given the dates and the style, it likely dates from the latter half of the 20th century or early 21st century.