Since it contains some silver, there is at least some intrinsic precious metal value.
If you have a lot of world coins, you may have others from the Arabic speaking world. This chart can be helpful for denominations (you'll quickly see 25 in Arabic in the center of your coin) and dates. https://madinahmedia.com/what-is-we...bic-numerals You'll see that Syria is one of the places that often dated its coins in both the Hijri (Islamic) and Gregorian (Christian) calendars though on this one it's all in Arabic numerals.
And Syria and the U.S. share having an eagle as a national emblem (different subspecies, though).
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