MEDAGLIE

OLIMPIADI INVERNALI

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Pos	Nazione	Oro	Argento	Bronzo	Totale
1	Norvegia	118	111	100	329
2	Stati Uniti	96	106	83	281
3	Germania	78	78	53	208
4	URSS	78	57	59	194
5	Canada	62	55	53	170
6	Austria	59	78	81	218
7	Svezia	50	40	54	144
8	Svizzera	50	40	48	138
9	Russia	49	40	35	124
10	Finlandia	42	62	57	161
11	Germania Est	39	36	35	110
12	Paesi Bassi	37	38	35	110
13	Italia	37	34	43	114
14	Francia	31	31	47	109
15	Corea del Sud	26	17	10	53
16	Cina	12	22	19	53
17	Germania Ovest	14	17	15	46
18	Giappone	10	17	18	45
19	Regno Unito	10	4	12	26
20	Squadra Unificata	9	6	8	23
21	Rep. Ceca	7	9	8	24
22	Polonia	6	7	7	20
23	Bielorussia	6	4	5	15
24	Australia	5	3	4	12
25	Croazia	4	6	1	11
26	Estonia	4	2	1	7
27	Cecoslovacchia	2	8	15	25
28	Slovenia	2	4	9	15
29	Liechtenstein	2	2	5	9
30	Slovacchia	2	2	1	5
31	Ucraina	2	1	4	7
32	Kazakistan	1	3	3	7
33	Bulgaria	1	3	3	6
34	Belgio	1	1	3	5
35	Spagna	1	-	1	2
36	Uzbekistan	1	-	-	1
37	Lettonia	-	4	3	7
38	Jugoslavia	-	3	1	4
39	Ungheria	-	2	4	6
40	Lussemburgo	-	2	-	2
41	Corea del Nord	-	1	1	2
42	Nuova Zelanda	-	1	-	1
	Danimarca	-	1	-	1
43	Romania	-	-	1	1
Totale		688	688	678	2054

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Nome	Sport	Anni	Oro	Argento	Bronzo	Totale
Ole Einar Bjørndalen	Biathlon	1998–2014	8	4	1	13
Bjørn Dæhlie	Sci di fondo	1992–1998	8	4	0	12
Ljubov' Egorova	Sci di fondo	1992–1994	7	3	0	10
Lidija Skoblikova	Pattinaggio di velocità	1960–1964	6	0	0	6
Claudia Pechstein	Pattinaggio di velocità	1992–2006	5	2	2	9
Larisa Lazutina	Sci di fondo	1992–1998	5	1	1	7
Clas Thunberg	Pattinaggio di velocità	1924–1928	5	1	1	7
Thomas Alsgaard	Sci di fondo	1994–2002	5	1	0	6
Bonnie Blair	Pattinaggio di velocità	1988–1994	5	0	1	6
Eric Heiden	Pattinaggio di velocità	1980	5	0	0	5

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Winter Olympic medal designsEdit

Details about the medals from each of the Winter Olympic Games:^[3][24]

Games	Host	Details	Designer(s)	Mint[8]	Diameter (mm)	Thickness (mm)	Weight (g)	Image
1924	Chamonix,France	Obverse: A skier holding skates and skis and the designer's name Reverse: Written information about the Games	Raoul Bernard	Paris Mint	55	4	75
1928	St. Moritz,Switzerland	Obverse: A skater surrounded by snowflakes Reverse: Olive branches and host details	Arnold Hunerwadel	Huguenin Frères	50.4	3	51
1932	Lake Placid,U.S.	Obverse: Nike with theAdirondack Mountains in the background Reverse: Laurel leaves and written host details Shape: Circular but not with a straight edge		Robbins Company	55	3	51
1936	Garmisch-Partenkirchen,Germany	Obverse: Nike atop a horse-drawn chariot traversing an arch over winter sporting equipment Reverse: Large Olympic rings	Richard Klein	Deschler & Sohn	100	4	324
1948	St. Moritz,Switzerland	Obverse: The Olympic torch with snowflakes in the background and the Olympic motto Citius, Altius, Fortius Reverse: A snowflake and written host details	Paul Andre Droz	Huguenin Frères	60.2	3.8	103
1952	Oslo, Norway	Obverse: The Olympic torch and the Olympic motto Citius, Altius, Fortius Reverse: A pictogram ofOslo City Hallwith three snowflakes and written host details	Vasos Falireusand Knut Yvan	Th. Marthinsen	70	3	137.5
1956	Cortina d'Ampezzo,Italy	Obverse: An "ideal woman" and written host details Reverse: A large snowflake withPomagagnonin the background, the Olympic motto Citius, Altius, Fortius, and further host details	Costanttino Affer	Lorioli Bros.	60.2	3	120.5
1960	Squaw Valley,U.S.	Obverse: The head of a male and female with host details written around them Reverse: Large Olympic rings, the Olympic motto Citius, Altius, Fortius, and the name of the sport	Herff Jones	Herff Jones Company	55.3	4.3	95
1964	Innsbruck,Austria	Obverse: Torlauf Mountains, "Innsbruck 1964", and "Torlauf" Reverse: The Olympic rings above the emblem of Innsbruck with host details around them	Martha Coufal(obverse) Arthur Zegler(reverse)	Austrian Mint	72	4	110
1968	Grenoble,France	Obverse: Three snowflakes and the red rose emblem of Grenoble surrounded by host details Reverse: A stylised image of each sport	Roger Excoffon	Paris Mint	61	3.3	124
1972	Sapporo,Japan	Obverse: Pictogram of lines in the snow Reverse: A snowflake, the sun, and the Olympic rings Shape: Square with rounded, wavy lines	Yagi Kazumi(obverse) Ikko Tanaka(reverse)	Mint Bureau of the Finance Ministry	57.3 x 61.3	5	130
1976	Innsbruck,Austria	Obverse: The Olympic rings above the emblem of Innsbruck with host details around them Reverse: TheAlps,Bergisel, and the Olympic flame	Martha Coufal(obverse) Arthur Zegler(reverse)	Austrian Mint	70	5.4	164
1980	Lake Placid,U.S.	Obverse: The Olympic torch held in front of theAdirondack Mountains Reverse: Apine conesprig and the Lake Placid logo	Gladys Gunzer	Medallic Art Company	81	6.1	205
1984	Sarajevo,Yugoslavia	Obverse: Event logo with host details surrounding it Reverse: An athletes head wearing a laurel crown Shape: Circular but set in a large rounded rectangular shape	Nebojša Mitrić	Zlatara Majdanpek and Zavod za izradu novčanica	71.1 x 65.1	3.1	164
1988	Calgary,Alberta,Canada	Obverse: Event logo with host details surrounding it Reverse: Two people, one wearing a laurel and the other wearing aheaddressmade up of winter sports equipment	Fridrich Peter	Jostens	69	5	193
1992	Albertville,France	Obverse: Glass set into the metal, showing the Olympic rings in front of mountains Reverse: Rear side of glass section	René Lalique	René Lalique	92	9.1	169
1994	Lillehammer,Norway	Sparagmite partially covered in gold, one side showing the Olympic rings and host details, the other depicting the sport in which the medal was won and the Games emblem	Ingjerd Hanevold	Th. Marthinsen	80	8.5	131
1998	Nagano,Japan	Obverse: Partlylacquered, shows the Games emblem Reverse: Mainly lacquer, containing the Games emblem over the Shinshu mountains	Takeshi Ito	Kiso Kurashi Craft Center	80	8	261
2002	Salt Lake City,U.S.	Obverse: An athlete carrying the Olympic torch steps out of flames Reverse: Nike holding a victory leaf surrounded by event details Shape: Irregular circle, like the rocks inUtah's rivers	Scott Given, Axiom Design	O.C. Tanner	85	10	567
2006	Turin, Italy	Obverse: Graphic elements of the Games Reverse: Pictogram of the specific event Shape: Circular with a hole representing a piazza	Dario Quatrini	Ottaviani	107	10	469
2010	Vancouver,British Columbia,Canada	Obverse: An individually cropped section of a large First Nationsartwork (orca or raven), making each medal unique Reverse: Emblem of the Games and event details Shape: Circular but with undulations stopping it from being flat	Corrine Hunt andOmer Arbel	Royal Canadian Mint	100	6	500–576
2014	Sochi,Russian Federation	Obverse: "Patchwork quilt" design representing different regions of Russia Reverse: Name of the competition in English and the Sochi logo Shape: Circular	ADAMAS	ADAMAS[25]	100	10	460, 525, 531

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OLIMPIADI ESTIVE

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Nazioni che non hanno mai vinto una medaglia olimpicaModifica

Altre 78 nazioni hanno preso parte ad almeno un'edizione dei giochi olimpici, ma non hanno ancora vinto una medaglia:

Nazione (Codice CIO)	Partecipazioni ai Giochi estivi	Partecipazioni ai Giochi invernali	Partecipazioni totali
Albania (ALB)	8	3	11
Andorra (AND)	11	11	22
Angola (ANG)	9	0	9
Aruba (ARU)	8	0	8
Bangladesh (BAN)	9	0	9
Belize (BIZ)	12	0	12
Benin (BEN)	11	0	11
Bhutan (BHU)	9	0	9
Birmania (MYA)	17	0	17
Bolivia (BOL)	14	5	19
Bosnia ed Erzegovina (BIH)	7	6	13
Brunei (BRU)	7	0	7
Burkina Faso (BUR)	9	0	9
Cambogia (CAM)	9	0	9
Capo Verde (CPV)	6	0	6
Ciad (CHA)	12	0	12
Comore (COM)	6	0	6
Dominica (DMA)	6	1	7
El Salvador (ESA)	11	0	11
Gambia (GAM)	9	0	9
Guam (GUM)	8	1	9
Guinea (GUI)	11	0	11
Guinea-Bissau (GBS)	6	0	6
Guinea Equatoriale (GEQ)	9	0	9
Honduras (HON)	11	1	12
Isole Cayman (CAY)	10	2	12
Isole Cook (COK)	8	0	8
Isole Marshall (MHL)	2	0	2
Isole Salomone (SOL)	9	0	9
Isole Vergini britanniche (IVB)	9	1	10
Kiribati (KIR)	4	0	4
Laos (LAO)	9	0	9
Lesotho (LES)	11	0	11
Liberia (LBR)	13	0	13
Libia (LBA)	11	0	11
Madagascar (MAD)	12	1	13
Malawi (MAW)	10	0	10
Maldive (MDV)	8	0	8
Mali (MLI)	13	0	13
Malta (MLT)	16	1	17
Mauritania (MTN)	9	0	9
Micronesia (FSM)	4	0	4
Nauru (NRU)	6	0	6
Nepal (NEP)	13	4	17
Nicaragua (NCA)	12	0	12
Oman (OMA)	9	0	9
Palau (PLW)	5	0	5
Palestina (PLE)	6	0	6
Papua Nuova Guinea (PNG)	10	0	10
Principato di Monaco (MON)	22	9	31
Refugee Olympic Team	1	0	1
Repubblica Centrafricana (CAF)	10	0	10
Repubblica del Congo (CGO)	12	0	12
Repubblica Democratica del Congo(COD)	10	0	10
Ruanda (RWA)	9	0	9
Saarland (SAA)	1	0	1
Saint Kitts e Nevis (SKN)	6	0	6
Saint Vincent e Grenadine (VIN)	8	0	8
Samoa (SAM)	9	0	9
Samoa Americane (ASA)	8	1	9
San Marino (SMR)	14	9	23
Santa Lucia (LCA)	6	0	6
São Tomé e Príncipe (STP)	6	0	6
Seychelles (SEY)	9	0	9
Sierra Leone (SLE)	11	0	11
Somalia (SOM)	9	0	9
Swaziland (SWZ)	10	1	11
Timor Est (TLS)	5	1	6
Turkmenistan (TKM)	6	0	6
Tuvalu (TUV)	2	0	2
Vanuatu (VAN)	8	0	8
Yemen (YEM)	9	0	9

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Summer Olympic medal designsEdit

Details about the medals from each of the Summer Olympic Games:^[17][18]

Games	Host	Details	Designer(s)	Mint	Diameter (mm)	Thickness (mm)	Weight (g)	image
1896	Athens,Greece	Obverse: Zeus holding Nike Reverse: The Acropolis	Jules-Clément Chaplain	Paris Mint	48	3.8	47
1900	Paris,France	Obverse: Winged goddess holding laurel branches; Paris in the background Reverse: A victorious athlete holding a laurel branch; the Acropolis in the background Note: The only Summer Olympic medal that is not circular	Frédérique Vernon	Paris Mint	59 x 41	3.2	53
1904	St. Louis, Missouri,U.S.	Obverse: Nike holding a laurel crown and a palm leaf Reverse: An athlete holding a laurel crown; Greek temple in the background	Dieges & Clust	Dieges & Clust	37.8	3.5	21
1908	London,Great Britain	Obverse: An athlete receiving a laurel crown from two female figures Reverse:Saint Georgeatop a horse Edge: "Vaughton", event name and winner	Bertram Mackennal	Vaughton & Sons	33	4.4	21
1912	Stockholm,Sweden	Obverse: An athlete receiving a laurel crown from two female figures Reverse: Aheraldopening the Games with a statue ofPehr Henrik Ling behind him	Bertram Mackennal(obverse) Erik Lindberg(reverse)	C.C. Sporrong & Co	33.4	1.5	24
1920	Antwerp,Belgium	Obverse: An athlete holding a laurel crown and a palm leaf Reverse: Statue ofSilvius Brabo Edge: Name, event, team, "Antwerp", and the date	Josué Dupon	Coosmans	59	4.4	79
1924	Paris,France	Obverse: An athlete helping another to stand Reverse: A harp and various items of sports equipment	André Rivaud	Paris Mint	55	4.8	79
1928	Amsterdam,Netherlands	Design:Trionfo Note: This obverse design, sometimes recreated, remains until 2004, the reverse design remained until 1972	Giuseppe Cassioli	Dutch State Mint	55	3	66
1932	Los Angeles,U.S.	Design:Trionfo	Giuseppe Cassioli	Whitehead & Hoag	55.3	5.7	96
1936	Berlin,Germany	Design:Trionfo "B.H MAYER PFORZHEIM 990"	Giuseppe Cassioli	B.H. Mayer	55	5	71
1948	London,Great Britain	Design:Trionfo	Giuseppe Cassioli	John Pinches	51.4	5.1	60
1952	Helsinki,Finland	Design:Trionfo Edge: 916 M / Y6 (Factory Stamp)	Giuseppe Cassioli	Kultakeskus Oy	51	4.8	46.5
1956	Melbourne,Australia	Design:Trionfo	Giuseppe Cassioli	K.G. Luke	51	4.8	68
1960	Rome, Italy	Design:Trionfo Surround: A bronze laurel wreath and laurel leaf chain	Giuseppe Cassioli	Artistice Fiorentini	68	6.5	211
1964	Tokyo,Japan	Design:Trionfo	Giuseppe CassioliandToshikaka Koshiba	Japan Mint	60	7.5	62
1968	Mexico City,Mexico	Design:Trionfo	Giuseppe Cassioli		60	6	130
1972	Munich,Germany	Obverse:Trionfo Reverse:Castor and Pollux, twin sons of Zeusand Leda Edge: Winner's name and sport	Giuseppe Cassioli(obverse) Gerhard Marcks(reverse)	Bavarian Mint	66	6.5	102
1976	Montreal,Quebec,Canada	Obverse:Trionfo Reverse: A stylised laurel crown and the Montreal Games logo Edge: Name of the sport	Giuseppe Cassioli(obverse)	Royal Canadian Mint	60	5.8	154
1980	Moscow,Russia	Obverse:Trionfo Reverse: A stylised Olympic flame and the Moscow Games logo	Giuseppe Cassioli(obverse) Ilya Postol(reverse)	Moscow Mint	60	6.8	125
1984	Los Angeles,U.S.	Obverse:Trionfo Reverse:An Olympic champion held aloft by a crowd Note: The reverse returns to the Cassioli design	Giuseppe Cassioli	Jostens, Inc	60	7.9	141
1988	Seoul,South Korea	Obverse:Trionfo Reverse: An outline of a dove carrying a laurel branch and the Seoul Olympic logo	Giuseppe Cassioli(obverse)	Korea Minting and Security Printing Corporation	60	7	152
1992	Barcelona,Spain	Obverse: Updated interpretation of Trionfo Reverse: Barcelona Games logo	Xavier Corbero	Royal Mint of Spain	70	9.8	231
1996	Atlanta, U.S.	Obverse: Updated interpretation of Trionfo Reverse: A stylised olive branch, the Atlanta Games logo, and "Centennial Olympic Games" Edge: "Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games"	Malcolm Grear Designers	Reed & Barton	70	5	181
2000	Sydney,Australia	Obverse: Updated interpretation of Trionfo Reverse: TheSydney Opera House,Olympic Flame, andOlympic rings Edge: Event name	Wojciech Pietranik	Royal Australian Mint	68	5	180
2004	Athens,Greece	Obverse: Nike withPanathinaiko Stadium in the background Reverse: TheOlympic Flame, the opening lines of Pindar's Eighth Olympic Ode, and the Athens Games logo	Elena Votsi		60	5	135
2008	Beijing,China	Obverse: Nike withPanathinaiko Stadium in the background Reverse: a jade ring with the Beijing Games logo in the centre and the event details on the outer edge	Xiao Yong[19]	China Banknote Printing and Minting Corporation	70	6	200
2012	London,United Kingdom	Obverse: Nike withPanathinaiko Stadium in the background Reverse: TheRiver Thames and the London Games logo with angled lines in the background	David Watkins	Royal Mint	85	8–10	357–412[20]
2016	Rio de Janeiro,Brazil	Obverse: Nike withPanathinaiko Stadium in the background Reverse: The Rio 2016 logo and name, surrounded by a laurel leaf design in the form of the wreaths Edge: The name of the event for which the medal was won is engraved by laser along the outside edge. Note: For the first time, the medals are slightly thicker at their central point compared with their edges.[21]		Casa da Moeda do Brasil	85	6-11[22]	500[23]

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