At the pandemic-delayed Tokyo 2020 Olympics, Cuban judo legend Idalys Ortiz once again reached the women's +78kg heavyweight final, this time falling to Japan's Akira Sone by ippon in front of the host nation, earning Ortiz her second consecutive silver medal in the division following her runner-up finish in Rio five years earlier. The result made Ortiz one of only a handful of judoka in Olympic history to win four career medals in the sport (gold in 2012, silver in 2016 and 2020, bronze in 2008). Offered here is the silver medal awarded to Ortiz for her Tokyo 2020 performance, featuring the Games' distinctive design depicting a winged victory figure before the Panathenaic Stadium on the obverse and the Tokyo 2020 emblem with the Olympic rings on the reverse, presented in its original blue wooden presentation case alongside a commemorative Tokyo 2020 pin. A remarkable companion piece to her 2016 Rio silver medal, together documenting one of the most consistent championship runs in modern Olympic judo history.