Women's medal ceremony

During the 2018 and 2019 seasons, the Lake Placid stop on the World Cup ran an unusual compressed, two-day schedule, with the first races on Friday being women's skeleton. Area elementary schools would send large groups of children to see the race, and a special women's skeleton medal ceremony would be held at lunchtime in conjunction with educational events for the kids, so they and their chaperones could get back to their schools in time for their regular bus.

Women's medals
All of the actual medals are identical, but are awarded on different colored ribbons. In this case, Jacka Lölling and Elena Nikitina tied for first, so there are two gold ribbons, one bronze ribbon, and the traditional three "tin" for fourth, fifth, and sixth place.
Closeup of the medals
I have a sneaking suspicion that they reuse the same medals for every event...