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    Did You Know?: Olympic Gold Medals Aren't Really Gold

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    Olympic gold medals are not actually solid gold. The last gold medals made entirely of gold were awarded in 1912. Traditionally, Olympic gold medals must contain at least 92.5% silver and a minimum of 6 grams of gold, while not being made entirely of either precious metal.

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    Olympic gold medals are not actually solid gold. The last gold medals made entirely of gold were awarded in 1912. Traditionally, Olympic gold medals must contain at least 92.5% silver and a minimum of 6 grams of gold, while not being made entirely of either precious metal.

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    Olympic Trivia just in case

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    Olympic gold medals are not actually solid gold. The last gold medals made entirely of gold were awarded in 1912. Traditionally, Olympic gold medals must contain at least 92.5% silver and a minimum of 6 grams of gold, while not being made entirely of either precious metal.

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    Olympic gold medals are not actually solid gold. The last gold medals made entirely of gold were awarded in 1912. Traditionally, Olympic gold medals must contain at least 92.5% silver and a minimum of 6 grams of gold, while not being made entirely of either precious metal.

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    MARC ALEN DATUIN 11 HUMSS – A

    DID YOU KNOW?

    Olympic gold medals aren’t


    really gold.
    The last series of medals made of
    solid gold were awarded at the
    1912 Summer Olympic Games in
    Stockholm. Traditionally, Olympic
    gold medals are required to be
    made from at least 92.5 percent
    silver, and must contain a
    minimum of 6 grams of gold.

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