Offered here is an unawarded bronze winner's medal from the 1984 Winter Olympics in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia, held February 8-19, 1984, the first and only Winter Games ever hosted in the Balkans before the country's subsequent dissolution amid the Yugoslav Wars. The medal is struck in bronze and inscribed "XIV Zimske Olimpijske Igre Sarajevo 1984" ("14th Winter Olympic Games Sarajevo 1984") around the official Sarajevo 1984 snowflake emblem, and is presented in its original orange-ribboned presentation case. As an unawarded example, this medal was never presented to a competing athlete, making it a rare surviving specimen straight from the Games' official production run rather than a piece with a specific competitor's provenance. The 1984 Sarajevo Games are remembered fondly for iconic moments like British ice dancers Torvill and Dean's perfect-score Bolero performance, and surviving official medals from these historic Games, particularly in this unawarded, presentation-case condition, are increasingly scarce more than four decades later. A compelling piece of Olympic and Cold War-era Winter Games history.