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FranMichael Phelps has won more Olympic medals than anyone in history. He has 22 medals overall, 18 of them being gold. The previous record holder was Soviet gymnast Larisa Latynina, who had a total of 18 medals, 9 of them gold.
Phelps also has the most gold medals in history: 18. He is far ahead of the second place athletes. Second place is a four way tie for 9 golds among Latynina, American swimmer Mark Spitz, American track & field athlete Carl Lewis and Finnish runner Paavo Nurmi.
more than 85 gold medALS
18He now has won 18 Olympic Gold medals. He has won a record 8 Gold Medals in Beijing.
He also has 18 gold medals in World Championship competition, and 8 gold medals in Pan Pacific competition.
In addition to the 18 Gold Medals he also owns 2 Bronze medals from the 2004 Athens Olympic Games
As of 10, August 2007, 8:08 GMT, the price of gold is 8070.00USD per Pound, or 672.50USD per ounce. This is measured in troy ounces.
One troy ounce is equal to 31.1034768 grams, or 1.09714286 ounces.
Gold prices used to fluctuate less than normal currencies, so it was a relatively secure and stable way to store large amounts of money.
Which Mean's That Michael Phelps Has One 8 Medals This Year 2006 Which At $8070.00 Per Pound The Olympic Gold Medal weights 22 Pound's That Would Total $177.540.00 Per Medal 8 Total Medal's Would Equal $1.243.320.00And In 2004 He Won A Total Of 6 Medal's Which Would Equal $1.064.340.00 With A Combined Total Of $2.307.660.00 Worth Of Olympic Gold Alone.
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