File:2010 Central American and Caribbean Games silver, gold and bronze medals.jpg

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2010 Central American and Caribbean Games silver, gold and bronze medals.

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Description	2010 Central American and Caribbean Games three medals
Source	Mayaguez 2010 organizing committee
Article	2010 Central American and Caribbean Games
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Purpose of use	Promotional press kit released by the Mayaguez 2010 committee
Replaceable?	Not easy since all three medals are present.
Other information	The image is unique as a photograph of the 2010 Central American and Caribbean Games Medals for all three places. It is rare to find a close-up photograph of Gold, Silver, and Bronze. The image significantly adds to the article, 2010 Central American and Caribbean Games in that it provides a visual representation of the medals awarded. Use of the photograph in the 2010 Central American and Caribbean Games article does not limit the copyright holder's ability to distribute the photo or profit from it. Use of the image is for educational purposes only and not economic gain is intendend or received. Originally this image was released by the 2010 Central American and Caribbean Games Committee for the press. The context of article is greatly enhanced by the photograph. Credit to the copyright holder is cited on this page.
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==Fair use rationale==

Released by the 2010 Central American and Caribbean Games committee to give visual representation of the medals for press release and the world
Relatively hard to replace since all three medals are presented at once.
Only used for coeducational and good will reasons on Wikipedia to complement the article
Until free source is provided I assume it is fair use to use this on Wikipedia
This image is used by non-profit organization, Wikimedia Foundation to complement the 2008 Summer Olympics that it represents
This image is of unique nature since all three medals are hard to photograph unless it is officially illustrated by the organization or the person(s) who won all three distinct medals combine them on one photo shoot. In that case it will need to have happen after the Olympics and willingness of the person to share the image.
The closeup view of these medals are necessary to look at its design.

2010 Central American and Caribbean Games Organizing Commety

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