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Not if you fancied selling it
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??? the medals are made of silver
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wouldn't mind one
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The silver ones yeah
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gold plated silver - would be in the high thousands if solid, we are in a recession after all
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Apparently they cost £8 million in bullion. Cannot believe the gold ones are solid though.
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they arent and to my knowledge never have been.
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Thought they used be, still mainly gold apart from the plating I think
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they arent - the gold medals are gold plated silver. the last gold medals to be pure gold were Stockholm 1924
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'still mainly gold apart from the plating I think'
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Silver* and the plating being gold
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http://www.learcapital.com/graphics/goldmine/olympic-gold-poster.png
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Sorry meant that ^
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It's all right Sir Dennis - you'll never own one.
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well whatever they are made of they are far too big
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im favourite for the blindfold trampolining 2016
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They are 400g of which 6g is gold and 394g is silver and copper, they are worth approx $621 Paris 1900 were worth in todays money $2667, Stockholm 1912 $1208 and Barcelona 1992 $484 they are the heaviest ever from what i can accertain.
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they must be heaviest ever coz they are by far the biggest ever
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i like them!
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its a lot of weight round your neck tho' nearly 1lb weight, you'd know it if you get smacked in the face with it.
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Gold app £400, Silver £225 and I do believe the bronze are worth £3. I kid you not. I wouldnt mind a bronze anyway. I could sell it and donate it to Horse Racing Experts diminishing bank!
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must be dead chuffed to be worth £3 musn't it?
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I think seeing as we are in recession we should have made them of chocolate...like the ones on a chritmas tree.
That's what they remind me of ![]() |