Sochi organisers were caught short after a joint-finish in the alpine skiing event left two competitors tied for gold.
Slovenia's Tina Maze and Switzerland's Dominique Geesin finished with identical times of 1:41.57, leading to the first tie in the event's history.
Medal maker Adamas prepared some extra medals for such a scenario, though the gold medals were not personalised for the women's downhill event.
Reports suggest that Maze received the original gold, with Geesin being handed a replica.
It was the eighth time in Winter Olympics history that a gold medal has been awarded to two competitors.
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Daniel Lewis
Daniel Lewis
