WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN NO CROSS OF GOLD 1896 PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN PIN NR #506-2

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WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN NO CROSS OF GOLD 1896 PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN PIN NR #506-2
Up for bidding: A remarkable example of an 1896 pinback campaign button for William Jennings Bryan, quoting his famous campaign speech, No Cross of Gold, denouncing the gold standard and supporting a move to silver currency. Bryan was the Democratic nominee facing William McKinley. Because of his strong anti-gold standard stance, many Democrats favored McKinley. He did, however, have the support of many Populists. Following two defeats in Presidential elections, Bryan eventually became Secretary of State under Woodrow Wilson. He is known for his strong public speaking skills and impact in the Progressive Era. Bid today to own this amazing piece of history!
Item details:
Country of Origin - United States
Time Period - 1896
Original
Material - Metal and Celluloid
Size - 22mm diameter
Weight -  2.8 grams
Condition -  This pin is in Fine antique condition. There is one small scratch on the surface and some discoloration on the white parts of the pin. Please see photos to determine condition.
Please review the photos to determine the condition of this item.
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Very Fine -  Items that have minimal wear.  Worn only a few times.  In "almost new" condition.
Fine - Items show signs of wear.  Light surface scratches and possibly a few small dents.  Average condition considering the age of the item.
Good -  Items that have been worn regularly and have noticeable wear.  Scratches and dents are more visible.
Fair - Items show signs of major wear or damage.  Usually these items will need some sort of repair or cleaning.
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Any international duties and taxes are the sole responsibility of the buyer and all customs policies are strictly followed.
Returns
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Up for bidding: A remarkable example of an 1896 pinback campaign button for William Jennings Bryan, quoting his famous campaign speech, No Cross of Gold, denouncing the gold standard and supporting a move to silver currency. Bryan was the Democratic nominee facing William McKinley. Because of his strong anti-gold standard stance, many Democrats favored McKinley. He did, however, have the support of many Populists. Following two defeats in Presidential elections, Bryan eventually became Secretary of State under Woodrow Wilson. He is known for his strong public speaking skills and impact in the Progressive Era. Bid today to own this amazing piece of history! Item details: ---Country of Origin - United States ---Time Period - 1896 ---Original ---Material - Metal and Celluloid ---Size - 22mm diameter ---Weight - 2.8 grams ---Condition - This pin is in Fine antique condition. There is one small scratch on the surface and some discoloration on the white parts of the pin. Please see photos to determine condition. Please review the photos to determine the condition of this item. [*Click here to see our current listings*] (https://stores.ebay.com/turnaroundrarities?_rdc=1) Condition Guide: --- Pristine - Items in "like new" condition. Shows no signs of wear. Worn very little, if at all. --- Very Fine - Items that have minimal wear. Worn only a few times. In "almost new" condition. --- Fine - Items show signs of wear. Light surface scratches and possibly a few small dents. Average condition considering the age of the item. --- Good - Items that have been worn regularly and have noticeable wear. Scratches and dents are more visible. --- Fair - Items show signs of major wear or damage. Usually these items will need some sort of repair or cleaning. Any international duties and taxes are the sole responsibility of the buyer and all customs policies are strictly followed. Returns: Returns are accepted within 30 days of the auction end date. All returns must be processed through eBay and refunds will be issued following the eBay return process.
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN NO CROSS OF GOLD 1896 PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN PIN NR #506-2
Up for bidding: A remarkable example of an 1896 pinback campaign button for William Jennings Bryan, quoting his famous campaign speech, No Cross of Gold, denouncing the gold standard and supporting a move to silver currency. Bryan was the Democratic nominee facing William McKinley. Because of his strong anti-gold standard stance, many Democrats favored McKinley. He did, however, have the support of many Populists. Following two defeats in Presidential elections, Bryan eventually became Secretary of State under Woodrow Wilson. He is known for his strong public speaking skills and impact in the Progressive Era. Bid today to own this amazing piece of history!
Item details:
Country of Origin - United States
Time Period - 1896
Original
Material - Metal and Celluloid
Size - 22mm diameter
Weight -  2.8 grams
Condition -  This pin is in Fine antique condition. There is one small scratch on the surface and some discoloration on the white parts of the pin. Please see photos to determine condition.
Please review the photos to determine the condition of this item.
*Click here to see our current listings*
Condition Guide:
Pristine - Items in "like new" condition.  Shows no signs of wear.  Worn very little, if at all.
Very Fine -  Items that have minimal wear.  Worn only a few times.  In "almost new" condition.
Fine - Items show signs of wear.  Light surface scratches and possibly a few small dents.  Average condition considering the age of the item.
Good -  Items that have been worn regularly and have noticeable wear.  Scratches and dents are more visible.
Fair - Items show signs of major wear or damage.  Usually these items will need some sort of repair or cleaning.
Any international duties and taxes are the sole responsibility of the buyer and all customs policies are strictly followed.
Returns:
Returns are accepted within 30 days of the auction end date. All returns must be processed through eBay and refunds will be issued following the eBay return process.
Hours
Our office is open Monday - Friday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Mountain Standard Time. We are closed for standard U.S. holidays. Questions received outside of these business hours may not receive a response before the close of an auction.
Shipping
We offer combined shipping when applicable. We will send an updated invoice to reflect combined shipping costs within 1-2 days from the auction end date. Items are shipped within 1-2 business days of receiving payment. Most shipments within the U.S. are shipped via USPS Priority or First Class mail. High value items and international orders are shipped via FedEx or UPS.
Any international duties and taxes are the sole responsibility of the buyer and all customs policies are strictly followed.
Returns
Returns are accepted within 30 days of the auction end date. All returns must be processed through eBay and refunds will be issued following the eBay return process.
Up for bidding: A remarkable example of an 1896 pinback campaign button for William Jennings Bryan, quoting his famous campaign speech, No Cross of Gold, denouncing the gold standard and supporting a move to silver currency. Bryan was the Democratic nominee facing William McKinley. Because of his strong anti-gold standard stance, many Democrats favored McKinley. He did, however, have the support of many Populists. Following two defeats in Presidential elections, Bryan eventually became Secretary of State under Woodrow Wilson. He is known for his strong public speaking skills and impact in the Progressive Era. Bid today to own this amazing piece of history!
Item details:
Country of Origin - United States
Time Period - 1896
Original
Material - Metal and Celluloid
Size - 22mm diameter
Weight -  2.8 grams
Condition -  This pin is in Fine antique condition. There is one small scratch on the surface and some discoloration on the white parts of the pin. Please see photos to determine condition.
Please review the photos to determine the condition of this item.
*Click here to see our current listings*
Condition Guide:
Pristine - Items in "like new" condition.  Shows no signs of wear.  Worn very little, if at all.
Very Fine -  Items that have minimal wear.  Worn only a few times.  In "almost new" condition.
Fine - Items show signs of wear.  Light surface scratches and possibly a few small dents.  Average condition considering the age of the item.
Good -  Items that have been worn regularly and have noticeable wear.  Scratches and dents are more visible.
Fair - Items show signs of major wear or damage.  Usually these items will need some sort of repair or cleaning.
Any international duties and taxes are the sole responsibility of the buyer and all customs policies are strictly followed.
Returns:
Returns are accepted within 30 days of the auction end date. All returns must be processed through eBay and refunds will be issued following the eBay return process.