The listing, Coin * Danieli Morgan at Cowpens * has ended.
I really don't know much about the coin but I did google it and this is what I found as far as a description/translation
Features Morgan to the right, his sword pointed groundward as a sign of humility, bowing as America places a wreath upon his head while standing before armaments, flags, and a shield. The legend COMITIA AMERICANA [in exergue] DANIELI MORGAN DUCI EXERCITUS may be translated as "The American Congress to Commander of the Army Daniel Morgan." The main legend VICTORIA LIBERTATIS VINDEX translates as "Victory is the defender of liberty." Below, Daniel Morgan is shown mounted and leading the charge at Cowpens at the point of contact with the British. The legend identifies the scene: FUGATIS CAPTIS AUT CAESIS AD COWPENS HOSTIBUS XVII JAN MDCCLXXXI or "The enemy put to flight, captured, or killed at Cowpens, January 17, 1781."