At the 2016 Rio Olympics, Cuban judoka Idalys Ortiz entered the women's +78kg heavyweight final as the reigning Olympic and world champion, only to be upset by France's Emilie Andeol, who claimed gold in front of a raucous Carioca Arena crowd, relegating Ortiz to the silver medal. Offered here is the silver medal awarded to Ortiz for that result, one of an eventual four Olympic judo medals she would collect across her decorated career (gold in 2012, silver in 2016 and 2020, and bronze in 2008), placing her among the most decorated judoka in Olympic history. The medal features the traditional Rio 2016 design crafted by the Brazilian Mint, depicting a winged victory figure before the Panathenaic Stadium on one face and the Rio 2016 logo with the Olympic rings on the reverse, presented in its original wooden display case. Ortiz's sustained excellence across four Olympic Games, capped by a second consecutive silver in this same weight class five years later in Tokyo, cements her status as one of judo's true legends. A significant piece of Olympic judo history.