A unique, collectible Olympic stamp issued for the XXII Summer Olympic Games in Moscow 1980. Made of high-quality 14K (585) gold, weighing 2.5 g. It is not only a historical souvenir but also an investment in precious metal. The stamp comes from the official USSR issue commemorating this controversial sporting event – the Games that went down in history, among others, due to the boycott by many Western countries. Today, it is a valuable collector's item for enthusiasts of numismatics, sports, and 20th-century history. The obverse features the characteristic Olympic symbol – a stylized stadium with a torch and the inscription "Москва 1980". The reverse contains information about the fineness of the metal and the mint. The item is preserved in very good condition, without major scuffs or damage. 14K gold is rarely used in commemorative issues – this makes the piece particularly attractive to both investors and collectors of USSR memorabilia.

• Material: 14K (585) gold
• Weight: 2.5 g
• Year of issue: 1980
• Theme: XXII Summer Olympic Games in Moscow
• Condition: very good (mint mark visible)