Germany Third Reich Olympiad Berlin Otto Placzek MS 64 PCGS bronze medal 1936

The 1936 Germany Berlin Olympics bronze medal by Otto Placzek, certified PCGS MS64, commemorates the XI Summer Olympic Games. The obverse presents a classical nude male athlete seen from behind, holding a long staff beside architectural columns and geometric Art Deco lines. The date 1936 and Olympic lettering complete the composition. The reverse depicts the famous Olympic Bell decorated with a German eagle, five interlocking Olympic rings, Gothic lettering, and a prominent bell clapper, surrounded by concentric circular borders. The bell became an iconic symbol of the Berlin Games, which brought together athletes from numerous nations while also serving the Nazi regime's propaganda objectives. Struck in bronze, this historical medal combines classical athletic imagery, elegant geometric design, and exceptional medallic craftsmanship. Its PCGS MS64 certification makes it a distinctive collectible for Olympic history enthusiasts.

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