Only In Greece 5 - Torch Collector from the 2004 Athens Olympics

The video discusses the cultural and collectible significance of Olympic torches, particularly during the 2004 Athens Games. It highlights the enthusiasm of fans and collectors, and introduces a collector with an extensive torch collection. The collector, who directed the Greek torch relay, shares his philosophy on collecting, emphasizing that he never buys or sells torches. The video also humorously suggests creative uses for the torches.

Why were fans and collectors eager to obtain the Olympic torch during the 2004 Athens Games?

• It was a new design introduced that year.

• It was a rare and unique memento.

• It was a symbol of athletic achievement.

• It was made of precious metals.

How does the narrator view the Olympic torches?

• As valuable historical artifacts.

• As symbols of global unity.

• As essential sports memorabilia.

• As fancy lighters or candle holders.

What is notable about the collector's Olympic torch collection?

• It is displayed in a museum.

• It is missing only two torches.

• It includes every torch ever made.

• It is the largest collection in the world.

What humorous suggestion is made about using the Olympic torches?

• Using them to light a bonfire.

• Using them as garden lights.

• Running to the shops with one lit.

• Selling them for a profit.

What is the collector's stance on buying or selling Olympic torches?

• He frequently buys and sells them.

• He only buys but never sells.

• He has never bought or sold one.

• He only sells but never buys.