However, Blockchair's output filter can only filter all of the transaction's total output(s) amount and not the individual outputs, so, if your deposit has a change, it won't be included in the result.
The way around this is to search for individual outputs rather than filter a transaction search by the output value. This link shows every output which has ever existed with a value of 0.100697 BTC: https://blockchair.com/bitcoin/outputs?q=value(10069700)Using that link, we can see this transaction made just a couple of hours before OP's post: https://blockchair.com/bitcoin/transaction/a156376aad72490a9f95a390068c641779bc571510ea1ec828cb29df315919a6. If we follow it on, we can then see it has been swept in a transaction with 600 inputs and 1 output, so it is almost certain this is OP's Coinbase deposit transaction he was looking for. Obviously it is long confirmed by now, but handy to know for future reference.
