I have a pin that says IKE on it. What is it for? Is it worth anything?

Question

Blue background, 5 stars, White letters spell IKE,

Answer 1

Yes, Dwight D. Eisenhower (Ike) was President from 1953 to 1961. The 5 stars no doubt relate to his status as the General commanding the Allied Forces in their defeat of n**i Germany. He was a lion in war and a lamb in peacetime - the placid days of "Leave it to Beaver" and "Father knows best." The bungalow with the white picket fence. A contented time when a nation didn't mind that their President, having paid his dues, could concentrate upon lowering his golf handicap.

Answer 2

i would keep it!

but thats becuz i am a pack rat!

its for dwight d eisenhaur whose nickname was IKE

and he was a president during either WWII of the cold war

Answer 3

I've seen some as high as $10 bucks, but if you had some tangible history with photos ($150 bucks) easy...

Answer 4

Campaign pin for former pres. Dwight D Eisenhower  "IKE"

probably worth a few bucks

Answer 5

Represents a campaign slogan of the 1950's "I Like Ike" and Dwight Eisenhower and it could be worth something depending on the condition of the pin itself