Medallion Or Coin ?

I believe your friend has already posted it.
Medallion? Found in Australia.

their pictures are a little clearer, copying them here.







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thank you so much philadelphian I have been hunting for this for so long ... very much appreciated

cheers

Well, I'm not a skier, and I certainly never heard of these before investigating yours. I did recognize the arms as being either the Reichsadler (imperial eagle) or Bundesadler (federal eagle) of Germany, and noting the Gothic script in "winter," I figured it was the German word, which is the same as in English. Looking at the next word in that light, I was able to make out "sportler," and then it just took some googling. The pics I lifted from a listing on an Italian antiquarian retail site, with no enlightening info. The main clue to the approximate date is the eagle; the shield side of the medal I found is virtually identical to yours, down to the smaller, modern trade marking beneath the Gothic script (see the "marque" beneath "winter?"), so looking there, the eagle has an odd, flat, heart-shaped chest because shortly before this version of the arms, it bore a small inescutcheon shield of the Prussian arms. This was removed by the Weimar Republic in 1919, though, oddly, this eagle still wears the Imperial crown. I think this medal was made after 1919, but probably not much after 1935, when the Nazis made their own changes to the eagle. Unless, of course, a later maker was trying to invoke earlier, happier days on the slopes of the German Alps. If I were to pick the most likely place where everything you would want to know about this Ullr medal could be gotten from a passer-by for the price of a friendly beer, though, it would be Garmisch-Partenkirchen, the skiing capital of Germany.

How's the skiing in that part of Australia?