Another silver "puzzle"

I just bought this medal / coin / something else... on flea market.
Can't figure out what is it and where it was made.
It is 100% silver, that I'm sure off. Other than that no clue.

This medal (let's just all it that way). has two marks on reverse side.

One is plata 1000.
The other NV. GR. 50

Total weight is 50 gram (so NV GR maybe net weight gram).

Plata should point to some Central or South American countries that use this hallmark to stamp silver items, but subject matter makes no sense.

Anyway as always appreciate any info.

 

I tested with magnet and it is non magnetic. It is definitely not plated and Plata 1000 usually means 999 silver.

 

I found a similar medal in gold within it's packaging. It has Italcambio on the label if that helps.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/John-and-R...095354?hash=item2ed95ab23a:g:AUEAAOSwabhUYPFb

 

I saw this gold one in a box but don't think the box is original to the item.

 

I saw this one too and think that this guy have any idea on what this item is. Well neither do I....

 

Isn't Plata the Spanish term for silver? What countries use this word to mean silver?

Spain, Mexico and South American countries, who else? That would narrow the country of origin.

 

Plata 1000 generally means either pure silver or pure silver-plated with best odds on the latter. Fine Silver, the pure stuff, is generally marked .999 in my experience.

 

To clear plated or not discussion... It is NOT plated.

 

Tested it on professional equipment on 47th street in NY. It is 999 silver. So I'm 101% sure is not plated.

 

There is a chance I'd be interested in this please.

 

In what sense? Interested to buy it? Do you have any idea what this is?

 

A memorial medallion of some sort.

 

I know nothing of it. Possible purchase...depends.
I like Statue of Liberty things.
Any discussion of purchase has to be by private conversation.

 

First I do want to know what this item is. Maybe later, we will see.

 

It is a piece of bullion. Perhaps if it was in mint condition it might have a collectable value. As it is, it is worth 50 grams of silver.