At the 2012 London Olympics, Roger Federer authored one of the most memorable runs of his career, reaching the singles gold medal match at Wimbledon's Centre Court after a marathon four-hour, twenty-six-minute semifinal victory over Juan Martin del Potro, ultimately falling to home favorite Andy Murray in the final to claim the Olympic silver medal. Offered here is a match-used Wilson racquet attributed to Federer's 2012 Olympic tennis campaign, sourced directly from Federer's inner circle. The racquet is a Wilson Pro Staff Six.One 90 in Federer's signature colorway of white, gold, and red, bearing his facsimile signature near the throat and the "BLX" performance technology branding along the frame, with visible racquet-specific identifying markings and a well-worn grip consistent with tournament play. Federer's Olympic silver medal in singles remains one of the most poignant results of his career, arriving on the same Wimbledon grass where he had won a record seven singles titles. A distinctive piece of tennis memorabilia connecting one of the sport's greatest champions to Olympic competition.