Collecting buttons is a fun, fascinating and educational hobby. Since 1968 Society members have collected, studied and enjoyed buttons. Monthly club meetings are located throughout the Denver Metro area (check our Club Links).  There are many options to help foster button knowledge, including other informational sites and dealers.  Our Shows/Workshops tab offers many opportunities to participate in Button activities witihin the Denver area and throughout the U.S. There is an annual Spring Button Show open to the public for a small fee. There are mini-workshops planned for a limited number of people. These workshops provide information related to various button topics. The Show also provides the chance to purchase unique, modern and antique buttons from dealers outside the State. The National Button Society is the umbrella over all the clubs and sponsors a National Annual Convention.  Check out the National Button Society at www.nationalbuttonsociety.org.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Are collectible buttons only old buttons?
A: Definitely not. The National Button Society defines old or antique buttons as those produced before 1918.  The National Blue Book, received with National membership, outlines the many and varied classifications of buttons.
Q: Is every button collectible?
A: Absolutely! As to the degree of collectibility and desirability is the perfect reason to join a local club and the National Club to learn all the different button classifications.