In anticipation of the 2024 Summer Olympics and Paralympics in France, the Paris Mint is issuing an ambitious new lineup of coins honoring the Games and their legendary athletes. The Summer Olympics and Paralympics are played only once every four years, with many of the participating athletes spending their entire lives in training for this premier sporting competition. Today, you have the chance to buy 2024 Proof French Olympic Judo 22.2 Gram Silver Coins online from Provident Metals.

Coin Highlights:

• Ships in a display box with a Certificate of Authenticity!
• Exciting new coin in honor of Judo!
• Limited mintage of only 7,500 coins!
• Proof visuals.
• Contains 22.2 Grams, 0.713 Troy oz, of .999 pure silver.
• Bears a face value of 10 Euros backed by the government of France.
• The obverse face showcases a Judo champion.
• On the reverse side of the coin, there is an overhead view of Paris.

Your order 2024 French Olympic Judo 22.2 Gram Silver Coins is fully insured in transit and will arrive in a nondescript shipping box. Provident Metals also includes original mint packaging consisting of an elegant display box and a Certificate of Authenticity. With a limited mintage of just 7,500 coins, dont wait too long to secure your official Olympics Judo coin today!

Obverse

A Judoka features on the obverse side of 2024 Proof Olympic Judo 22.2 Gram Silver Coins. They are shown in the midst of a throw, which is one of the central moves in Judo. In addition to this truly spectacular design, you will also find inscriptions that read 2021 JUDO, PARIS 2024, XXXIII OLYMPIADES.

Reverse

An aerial view of Paris is featured on the reverse field of 2024 Proof French Olympic Judo 22.2 Gram Coins. Central to this image is the Eifel Tower, which is arguably the most recognizable structure in all of France. Also of significance is the Seine, which is depicted with lines resembling those of an athletic track. There are inscriptions on the reverse reading PARIS 2024, RF 10 EURO.

History

When Judo creator Kano Jigoro traveled abroad in 1889 to spread his new martial art, he was instantly given the chance to showcase his new moves. A fellow passenger was making fun of Jigoro on board a ship, perhaps due to his meager physical appearance. Jigoro responded by throwing the man down while making sure to protect his head from the ground with his hand. This single moment perfectly encapsulates the skill and sensitivity inherent in Judo. Jigoros dreams of global recognition were finally honored in 1964 when the sport was included in the Summer Olympics in Tokyo.

Ordering

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