Definitely at least VF, on second look there is a little wear showing on the hair of the blacksmith but it would still border on XF in my eyes, but it's a little hard to tell with the photos taken in the flip, there's marks on the plastic that make it a little hard to see the coin properly.
The Italian 50 and 100 lire from this period are often in a very good condition, typical for stainless steel coins. But even if this coin is XF (as neilithic already said, hard to tell because of the flip) it might be a $ 30 coin according to the catalog, but you'll never get that because these coins are to common and almost always in very good shape.
You paid 20 cents for it, there is a reason why you paid so less. It's not that you were very lucky, you can easily find those coins for that price or let's say for less than 1 $. Nobody will pay 30 $ for that coin.
