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2020 TOKYO OLYMPIC GOLD MEDAL - RELIABLE USA SELLER

$ 20.85

Availability: 136 in stock
  • Condition: New
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Seller
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Event: Tokyo Olympics 2020
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days

    Description

    Replica of the Gold Medal for the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo, Japan
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    The medal is approximately 3.375" (85 mm) in diameter and weighs about 11 oz (312 g) with ribbon.
    The front has the image of the Goddess of Victory in front of the Panathinaikos Stadium
    with the words "Games of the XXXII Olympiad Tokyo 2020".
    On the reverse are myriad circles with the official design of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics
    The medals resemble rough stones that have been polished and which now shine, with “light” and “brilliance” their overall themes. The medals collect and reflect myriad patterns of light, symbolizing the energy of the athletes and those who support them; their design is intended to symbolize diversity and represent a world where people who compete in sports and work hard are honored.
    The ribbon is approximately 17" long and designed to be a reflection of Japan itself and of the way the country demonstrates “Unity in Diversity”. The design also promotes the Tokyo 2020 brand vision of “Innovation from Harmony”.
    It comes with a protective royal blue velour storage pouch.
    Free shipping to the continental United States via USPS First Class mail.
    PLEASE SEE MY OTHER LISTINGS FOR THE FOLLOWING OLYMPIC MEDALS:
    SUMMER GAMES
    1896 ATHENS
    1968 MEXICO (New)
    1972 MUNICH (New)
    1976 MONTREAL
    1980 MOSCOW
    1984 LOS ANGELES
    1988 SEOUL
    1992 BARCELONA
    1996 ATLANTA
    2000 SYDNEY
    2004 ATHENS
    2008 BEIJING
    2012 LONDON
    2016 RIO
    2020 TOKYO (New)
    WINTER GAMES
    1976 INNSBRUCK
    1980 LAKE PLACID
    1984 SARAJEVO
    1988 CALGARY
    1994 LILLEHAMMER
    1998 NAGANO
    2002 SALT LAKE CITY
    2006 TORINO
    2010 VANCOUVER
    2014 SOCHI
    2018 PYEONGCHANG