8th French Paris Olympics Medal 1924 The 8th Olympics in Paris, France, held in 1924, was particularly noteworthy because it was the first time that the Winter and Summer Olympics were separated.The medal design for this event was also a new experiment. Three types of medals were awarded at the Paris Olympics: gold, silver, and bronze.The gold medal, actually made of gilded silver, depicts the goddess of victory, Nique, on its surface.On the back are the competitors, along with the Olympic rings, the symbol of the Olympic Games. Athletes from many countries participated in these games, and the competition was exciting.The 1924 Paris Olympics is also known as the "birth of the modern Olympics" and played an important role in establishing the event as an international sporting event.The medal, as a symbol of this event, is engraved in the history of the Olympic Games Weight: 40g Size: 4 cm Thickness: 0.5cm Material: Copper Case:None *This medal is a reprinted medal authorized by the Olympic Committee of the host country. *Approval number joc.72-p-017 Please note that the items are shipped from Japan and will take some time to arrive. Please note that the listed prices do not include customs duties and other taxes. Please note that some items may have scratches or stains due to age. If an item exceeds the size or weight limits, it may be shipped in multiple packages.