Olympic medal

An Olympic medal is a symbolic award given to athletes who perform best in their events at the Olympic Games. There are three types: gold for first place, silver for second, and bronze for third. The medals serve as a recognition of excellence and achievement in sports, representing years of dedication and hard work. They are awarded during ceremonies and often become cherished keepsakes, embodying national pride and personal accomplishment. Medals are also made as collectible items, reflecting the history and spirit of the Olympic movement worldwide.