U.S. department of state has released a foreign government or leaders give President barack Obama's gift. Barack Obama received gifts some plain moderate in 2011, some are quite costly, including hermes, golf bag, a statue of former President Abraham Lincoln and Australian rugby shirt, etc.

Britain's queen Elizabeth ii to U.S. President barack Obama's 1834-1834, the royal archives of the red leather trades, gave several senior White House aide her own signature photos, also gave the first lady michelle Obama a golden coral flower brooch. Britain's prince Charles, the prince gave Obama a set of 15 pieces of porcelain tea set.

British prime minister David Cameron gave Obama, a set of tapestry with the American eagle flag pattern, gave Obama daughters silver bracelets, as well as the British flag pattern image of bone to chew toys must be sent to the President's house at 4 "top dog". From the British royal family and prime minister Cameron gift worth at $7137.

The former French President, nicolas sarkozy, once a few times to visit the United States in 2011. Sarkozy gave Obama senior fine hermes worth $7750, golf bag, golf player and baccarat crystal brand crystals. In 2011 alone, nicolas sarkozy, Obama's gift total price is $41675.91.

Canadian prime minister Stephen Harper knows that barack Obama loved basketball, especially its good on a Toronto tyrannosaurus team players signed basketball. Australian prime minister Julia gillard will send special red, white and blue Australian rugby shirt, clothes positive revolution "and the United States. Some of the gifts is more formal. Former Chinese President hu jintao has given Mr Obama a height of 122 cm bronze statue of Abraham Lincoln, by artist yuan xikun, valued at $9800. In November 2009, the then President, hu jintao will a shen embroider the President barack Obama's family to visit barack Obama.

According to reports, the President of the United States and other high officials rarely retain foreign leaders to send gift. These gifts according to the regulations of the management, by the U.S. national archives collection.