President Campaign Buttons were commonly used as a campaign material during the presidential election. The most notable recorded campaign button ever made during the time of Pres. George Washington was made from a brass button. The first presidential campaign button was sewn on cloth, and the modern types is popularly known as pin back button.

The use of president campaign button started during 18th to 19th century. The earliest recorded campaign button was made from tint type prototype pin button during the 1860, Pres. Abraham Lincoln election campaign. The presidential campaign button started the popularity of using pin back button during election. Aspiring politician favor the use of campaign button as it is inexpensive and could easily be mass-produced.

From 1864 to 1868, the use of tin type's button is mass produce during McClellan, Grant and Colfax campaign. In year 1896, the metal type presidential button becomes available during the election campaign of William McKinley. The type of presidential campaign button that mass produce today is called the celluloid type where the message inside the button is cover by a plastic with metal disk at the back.

The president campaign buttons were used during election by different political party to carry the theme and message of their campaign. The president pin back button could be attached to a sleeve and lapel using a pin attached on the back of the button. The presidential button becomes widely produce with the invention of lithographing where the message and image are directly printed in front of the metal disk.

The most sought presidential campaign button for most collectors is button produce during the campaign of earliest president. This includes the 1896-1900 presidential campaign button used by Republican partisan such as McKinley-Hobart and McKinley-Roosevelt.

This was followed by 1904 presidential campaign button of Roosevelt with American logo at the top of his photo. This was followed by president pin back button issued for use in 1904 during Parker and Davis.

There was also a presidential election campaign button issued from 1908 to 1924 during the election campaign of Taft, Wilson, Harding, Cox-Roosevelt and Coolidge-Dawes. The rare presidential campaign buttons that command high price were the 1920 Democrat team tandem between Cox and Roosevelt with valuation price of $33,000. Vintage political buttons commands a fetching price of $100 and above.

The political pin back buttons are inexpensive and easy for supporter to share the message around their campaign period. The political pin back buttons are the likely choice as effective campaign and advertising materials. They are easy to produce and let the masses be familiar with their political campaign slogan.

Every time election comes in the United States, there are many items that are being made for a political campaign. Political promotional campaign items are being released in accordance to the Democratic and Republican debates or conventions. There are items that are named after political aspirants, positions like a presidential candidate. A presidential candidate can have posters, banners, hats, and campaign buttons.

Campaign buttons are a kind of memorabilia presidential campaign commonly done every time election comes. This item comes from early times of politics in the United States. It became very popular due to its availability and collective value.

It can be valuable and precious as time goes by and can be a collectible political memorabilia. Political icons like William McKinley, JFK up to Barack Obama they have been immortalized by having their names put on a collectible political Campaign buttons.

Through the years of American politics, there are many presidential campaign buttons collectors strives to have and finding a wonderful condition buttons. Even folks who don't really collect pin-back buttons can enjoy and appreciate the struggle for power, supremacy and history represented by buttons with some of the brightest display of icons. This is also featuring the slogans and faces of those vying for the presidency of the United States of America.

A collectible presidential button is a real valuable item, even it is old or even new. It holds some real value now. It may cost a collector a dollar or two for newer releases or editions, but the collector is preserving and holding the button couldn't be happier to see and have it as an addition to their expanding button collection. Collectors of this kinds of items will be satisfied and contented every time they added some items to their collection such as presidential buttons.