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2010 Olympic medals going 'green'

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Vancouver's 2010 Olympic medals have been unveiled. Not only are they the largest and heaviest medals ever, but they are the Olympics' first-ever undulating medals, and they are almost completely composed of metal recycled from discarded computer circuit boards.

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You can see and read more about them here:

http://www.cbc.ca/canada/british-columbia/story/2009/10/15/bc-vancouver-olympic-medal-design.html
 
Oh wow they are strange. What do they normally look like?

Also why do the paralympics get square ones but everyone else gets round ones?
 
Also why do the paralympics get square ones but everyone else gets round ones?

LOL. no way..... seriously? it's hard to even ponder that without snickering for some reason. i'm a baaaaaad person hahaha.
 
In case you didn't read the article:

The official medals for the 2010 Winter Olympics were unveiled Thursday morning in Vancouver, featuring original West Coast aboriginal designs of an orca and a raven.

In an Olympic first, each medal will be unique, featuring part of an image cropped from two large master artworks by Corrine Hunt, a Canadian designer and artist of Komoyue and Tlingit heritage based in Vancouver, B.C.

The undulations:

Also for the first time, the medals are not flat. Instead, they have an undulating surface intended to represent the West Coast landscape of mountains and waves and drifting snow.

The entire medal is symbolic.
 
Deciding whether or not they're ugly certainly became le topic du jour.

There hasn't been a single mention of the 'green' aspect of them.
 
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