Native American Trade Button Display

Real Native American Trade Button Own a genuine Native American Trade Button, these buttons were used back in the mid 1700s up until the early 1800's. They were used as a form of currency to trade for things such as knives, axes, beads and much more.  These buttons were discovered at the Cherokee and Creek village sites, which are located in Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, South Carolina, and North Carolina. Features: Genuine Trade Button Used between 1750 - 1820 Found in the Cherokee and Creek village sites Educational information card included Handcrafted 4" x 3" display Great for collectors, history enthusiasts, and educational displays Each Button is unique and will vary in size, shape, color, and texture, making every display one of a kind.