Dwight D. Eisenhower Presidential Campaign Pin

Dwight D. Eisenhower Presidential Campaign PinHistory of the Artifact These original presidential campaign artifacts take us back to the 1952 Presidential Campaign which saw Eisenhower run against Democrat opponent Adlai Stevenson. Eisenhower greatly benefitted from his immense popularity retained from the war, serving as the Supreme Allied Commander on the Western Front overseeing Operation Overlord (D Day), among others granting him a relatively easy victory over Stevenson. He ran in 1952 with

Mauryan coins

and Ashoka's conversion to Buddhism

The reverse often displays various motifs

Many of these coins are anonymous or only partially readable today because of hurried minting

They were relatively lightweight compared to some Greek issues

minted between 66 and 70 A

and ridged brows—reveals a sensitivity to naturalistic detail while also invoking the stylized iconography of Greco-Egyptian religious art

and even Viking territories in Scandinavia and Russia

framed by a hatched border around the bezel

passed between scholars

One authentic Roman Silver Denarius dated between the 69 and 238 AD

Your button will look very similar to the one shown in the photos