The 16th Melbourne Olympics in 1956 was the first Olympic Games to be held in Australia, and attracted a great deal of attention as a sporting extravaganza.The Games promoted international sporting exchange, and athletes from many countries participated. The design of the bronze medal is explained below.The surface of the medal depicts athletes symbolizing various sports, with the Olympic symbol, the Olympic five rings, at the center.In the background are Melbourne's distinctive symbols and decorations, reflecting Australian culture.The design highlights the vitality of the competition and the spirit of sport. On the reverse, the words "GAMES MELBOURNE 1956" are engraved, clearly indicating the location and year of the Olympics.The design also gives a sense of the athletes in motion and celebrates the tradition and history of the Olympic Games. The Melbourne Olympics contributed to the development of sport in Australia, and this bronze medal is a symbol of that, representing the Olympic spirit and international friendship. ※ The center of the medal is slightly discolored. 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.