bronze metal
A bronze medal.
The prize of the ancient olympic games was a crown made of olive tree branches and food for life.
A sliver medal.
In ancient Greek games (as, fo example, the Olympic Games) the prize for the winner was a laurel wreath. In ancient Greek games (as, fo example, the Olympic Games) the prize for the winner was a laurel wreath.
Commonwealth Book Prize was created in 2012.
Commonwealth Writers' Prize was created in 1987.
Commonwealth Writers' Prize ended in 2011.
Olive-leaf wreath
The original Olympic prize was a laurel wreath.
Commonwealth Short Story Prize was created in 2012.
Commonwealth games athletes do not receive any prize money, they only receive medals, however their potential earning power can be increased by being successful in the games
They win gold medals (worth US$600) if they are first, silver (worth US$325) if they are second, and bronze (worth US$3) if they are third. Each countries' Olympic federation decides on a cash prize for their athletes (ranging from US$1million for gold in Singapore to no cash prizes in Great Britain)