Republica Guatamala 1939- Uncentesima de Quetzel , coin/token

The image shows a 1939 coin from the Republic of Guatemala. On the coin, a detailed design features a resplendent quetzal, which symbolizes freedom, perched elegantly on a parchment scroll. This scroll is inscribed with the words "Libertad 15 de Septiembre de 1821," marking Guatemala's independence date. Below the scroll, crossed rifles and bayonets represent the defense of liberty. Olive branches encircle these elements, adding a symbol of peace and victory. Surrounding this intricate design are the words "Republica de Guatemala," boldly stamped along the coin's upper periphery. At the bottom, the year "1939" is prominently displayed, indicating the coin’s minting year. The craftsmanship of the coin reflects both historical pride and detailed artistry, showcasing the cultural and national significance embedded within its symbols. The overall appearance of the coin suggests it is made of a brass-colored metal, highlighting its intricate engravings against a textured background, giving it an antique.