Can’t find the same coin imagine anywhere. I’ve found similar calendars but not the exact same. Thanks!
1996 is my guess the date is near the 6 o'clock position on the reverse. It is either Austrian or German, and it is likely silver judging from the toning. Furthermore, V and the other roman numeral numbers correspond to each month, and the numbers associated with them are the Sunday's of each month that year. Edit: It is Austrian probably a piece of exonumia. I couldn't find anything remotely matching it on Numista. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_holidays_in_Austria
I believe the year is 2019. (Looks at computer monitor) (Yep. 2019, sure 'nuf.) Sorry, couldn't resist. You left yourself wide open for that lame joke with your title, there. Seriously, though, I dunno, but I will second the comment that that is a stunning medal, and the calendar portion of it should be crackable.
Might be a 1945 or 1954 judging by the "4" and "5" on the obverse. Could definitely be a 1996 as well.
As @Bradley Trotter said, there is a "1996" on the reverse at 6 o'clock. Go to the reverse, look at the sun in the center, then look straight down. You may have to click on the picture and expand it to see the date. That is a gorgeous coin/medal(?). It seems to be reproducing a medieval calendar on the reverse.
So it's a representation of each month in 1996.. Starting January.. just the Sundays 7,14,21,28 Then February 4,11,18,25 And so forth
That is one gorgeous mamba jamba. Lol don't ask. Anyway, awesome colors, and so much going on. The obverse is just... well I don't know.... but it's very cool.
