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Medal Information |
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Summer Olympics
1896 Athens, Greece
1900 Paris, France
1904 St.Louis, USA
1906 Athens, Greece
1908 London, England
1912 Stockholm, Sweeden
1920 Antwerp, Belgium
1924 Paris, France
1928 Amsterdam, Netherlands
1932 Los Angeles, USA
1936 Berlin, Germany
1948 London, England
1952 Helsinki, Finland
1956 Melbourne, Australia
1960 Rome, Italy
1964 Tokyo, Japan
1968 Mexico City, Mexico
1972 Munich, Germany
1976 Montreal, Canada
1980 Moscow, USSR
1984 Los Angeles, USA
1988 Seoul, Korea
1992 Barcelona, Spain
1996 Atlanta, USA
2000 Sydney, Australia
Winter Olympics
1924 Chamonix, France
1928 St.Moritz, Switzerland
1932 Lake Placid, USA
1936 Garmisch, Germany
1948 St.Moritz, Switzerland
1952 Oslo, Norway
1956 Cortina, Italy
1960 Squaw Valley, USA
1964 Innsbruck, Austria
1968 Grenoble, France
1972 Sapporo, Japan
1976 Innsbruck, Austria
1980 Lake Placid, USA
1984 Sarajevo, Yugoslavia
1988 Calgary, Canada
1992 Albertville, France
1994 Lillehammer, Norway
1998 Nagano, Japan
2002 Salt Lake City, USA
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2002 WINTER OLYMPIAD
SALT LAKE CITY (UT), UNITED STATES of AMERICA
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Composition: | Bronze |
Shape: | Rectangular |
Edge: | Plain |
Mintage: | 5,500 |
Designer: | O.C. Tanner |
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DESCRIPTION |
The most recent release in the OPM series, this Medal embodies...
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THE GAMES |
Despite tight (if not overbearing) security following the World Trade Center attack less than six months earlier, the SLC games were considered extremely successful. Dramatic gold-medal wins by Canada over the US men’s and women’s hockey teams and an upset performance by U.S. figure-skater, Karen Hughes provided loads of excitement. Lead by hugely improved performances in bobsledders, luge and skeleton, the United States team shattered its previous medal totals by posting 34 in SLC. What would the Olympics be without some controversy? The gold medal in pairs skating was shared by Canada and Russia when obvious judging bias forced the IOC to intervene.
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