Stockholm 1912 Olympics Bronze Participation Medal Rara medaglia di partecipazione emessa per le Olimpiadi estive di Stoccolma del 1912. Bronzo, 51 mm, 57 g, opera di Bertram Mackennal/Erik Lindberg. Il fronte presenta una quadriga in rilievo con auriga e giudice che si preparano a consegnare a un atleta la palma della vittoria; il rovescio raffigura Zeus seduto su una colonna ionica in rilievo, con in mano una piccola figura della dea Nike, con la città di Stoccolma sullo sfondo e scritte in rilievo lungo la parte superiore. Si tratta di una medaglia di partecipazione in bronzo molto rara, in quanto ne sono stati coniati solo 100 esemplari.

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