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The Olympic Games are a global sporting event that brings together athletes from around the world to compete in a variety of sports. The first modern Olympic Games were held in Athens, Greece in 1896, but the origins of the Games date back to ancient Greece.

The ancient Olympic Games were held in Olympia, Greece from 776 BC to 393 AD. The Games were held every four years and were a celebration of athletic prowess and religious devotion. The ancient Olympic Games included a variety of sports, including running, jumping, discus throwing, and wrestling.

The modern Olympic Games were founded by Pierre de Coubertin, a French educator, who was inspired by the idea of promoting international understanding through sport. The first modern Olympic Games were held in Athens, Greece in 1896 and included nine sports, including athletics, cycling, and swimming.

The Olympic Games have since grown in size and popularity, more... with thousands of athletes from around the world competing in a variety of sports, including both traditional sports such as track and field and newer sports such as skateboarding and surfing. The Games are held every four years, with both winter and summer editions.

As such, there is much memorabilia generated by each edition of the Olympic Games that appeals to collectors, that can include avariety of items, such as:

•    Pins: Commemorative pins featuring the logo or mascot of the Games are a popular type of Olympic Games memorabilia. These pins are often traded among fans and collectors.

•    Medals: Olympic medals are one of the most exclusive types of memorabilia, as they are only awarded to athletes and officials. However, some Olympic medals have been sold at auction or by athletes themselves, making them highly sought after by collectors.

•    Posters: Official Olympic Games posters are often designed by notable artists and can be highly collectible. These posters often feature the logo or mascot of the Games and can be a great way to commemorate a specific event.

•    Clothing and apparel: Many fans and collectors enjoy collecting clothing and apparel associated with the Olympic Games. This can include t-shirts, hats, jackets, and other items featuring the Games' logo or design.

•    Programs and tickets: Collecting official programs and tickets from the Olympic Games can be a great way to remember a specific event. These items can be especially valuable if they are from a historic Games or a particularly exciting event.

•    Autographs: Collecting autographs from Olympic athletes and officials can be a fun way to build a collection. Autographs can be found on a variety of items, including photographs, posters, and trading cards.

•    Memorabilia from specific athletes: Some collectors focus on collecting memorabilia associated with specific Olympic athletes. This can include items such as uniforms and other clothing, equipment, and other personal items.

Collectors can choose to focus on one type of item or collect a variety of items associated with the Games.
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Mexico City 1968 Summer Olympics Gold Winner's Medal The Mexico…
Mexico City 1968 Olympics Gold Medal - Maureen Caird, Australia

Mexico City 1968 Summer Olympics Gold Winner's Medal The Mexico Gold Medal awarded to Australia's Maureen Caird for the 80m Hurdles, gilt silver, 2.36 in., 125gms, originally designed by Guiseppe Cassioli. The front inscribed 'XIX Olimpiada Mexico 1968'…

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A collection 1980s to 2002 medals, etc. in issued albums.…
1980s-2002 Football and Olympics Medals Collection in Issued Albums

A collection 1980s to 2002 medals, etc. in issued albums. Mainly football but also noted two 2000 Olympics Gold Medal presentations. (11 sets). Also, a few oddments and strays from other sports.

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The games of the XVI Olympiad Gold Medal Melbourne 1956 awarded…
Melbourne 1956 Olympic Gold Medal for Men's Swimming

The games of the XVI Olympiad Gold Medal Melbourne 1956 awarded for the 400m men's freestyle swimming final race held on 4 December 1956. From 1928 to 1968, the medals for the Summer Olympic Games were identical, depicting a design first used for medals aw

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2000 Sydney Olympics: 2000 Paralympics Gold Medal, designed by…
2000 Paralympics Gold Medal Designed by Stuart Devlin

2000 Sydney Olympics: 2000 Paralympics Gold Medal, designed by Stuart Devlin, 2.76 in. diameter, front featuring Opera House & Sydney Harbour Bridge, reverse featuring Paralympics logo. Presented to Sue-Ellen Lovett, Director of Sydney Paralympic…

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1960 Rome Olympics, gold medal awarded to John Konrads for…
John Konrads: 1960 Rome Olympics Gold Medalist

1960 Rome Olympics, gold medal awarded to John Konrads for first place in the 1500 metres men's Freestyle; minted by Artistice Fiorenti in Florence and in the original cream coloured case of presentation. Konrads established a new Olympic record of 17 minu

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Ian Browne's 1968 Australian Championships, gold winner's medal,…
1968 Australian Championships Tandem Gold Medal with Chain

Ian Browne's 1968 Australian Championships, gold winner's medal, with chain, 'Amateur Cyclists Association of Australia', engraved on reverse 'Senior Australian Track Championships/ Sydney 1968/ 2000 Metres Tandem/ 1st I.Browne G.Johnson', 2.28 in.…

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Olympic commerative gold medal. Athens 1896
Athens 1896 Olympic Gold Medal

Olympic commerative gold medal. Athens 1896

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Ian Browne's 1968 Australian Championships, gold winner's medal,…
1968 Australian Championships Tandem Gold Medal with Chain

Ian Browne's 1968 Australian Championships, gold winner's medal, with chain, 'Amateur Cyclists Association of Australia', engraved on reverse 'Senior Australian Track Championships/ Sydney 1968/ 2000 Metres Tandem/ 1st I.Browne G.Johnson', 2.28 in.…

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Ian Browne's 1968 Australian Championships gold medal for the…
Ian Browne's 1968 Australian Championships Tandem Gold Medal

Ian Browne's 1968 Australian Championships gold medal for the 'Amateur Cyclists Association of Australia', engraved on reverse 'Senior Australian Track Championships/ Sydney 1968/ 2000 Metres Tandem/ 1st I. Browne G. Johnson'. Ian Browne won his fifth and

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1912 Stockholm, v Summer Olympics: 1912 Australian & New…
A Voyage with the Australasia Olympic Team, Stockholm 1912

1912 Stockholm, v Summer Olympics: 1912 Australian & New Zealand Olympic Teams: (in 1912 Australia & New Zealand combined as Australasia, sending 24 athletes & 4 officials, and bringing back 2 gold, 2 silver & 2 bronze medals). Book titled 'A voyage with t

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