The Nobel Prize and the Laureate Are Inseparable - Norwegian Nobel Committee

The Nobel Peace Prize and its laureate are inseparable, with the medal and diploma serving as symbols of the award. The prize money is awarded separately, and the decision to award the prize is final and cannot be revoked. Laureates have the freedom to keep, give away, sell, or donate their medals and diplomas, with some notable examples including Kofi Annan, Christian Lous Lange, Dmitry Muratov, David Thouless, James Watson, Leon Lederman, and Knut Hamsun.