The doodles are on a white 5x8 sheet of White House stationery.
The front side of the sheet features a total of 11 drawings, two of which appear to be forward-facing self- portraits.
Other doodles include a face in profile, another more cartoonish looking face, and various shapes and squiggles.
The reverse side features a few more small shape doodles, as well as another self-portrait and two rectangles with the words "Making America Competitive Again".
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Although undated, the sentence points to the subject of a speech Obama delivered on May 4 in 2009, in which he announced a set of proposals to crack down on illegal overseas tax evasion, close loopholes, and make it more profitable for companies to create jobs here in the US.
"We will stop letting American companies that create jobs overseas take deductions on their expenses when they do not pay any American taxes on their profits," Obama said.
The sketches are accompanied by a letter from Samuel Sutton, the personal valet to Obama, who retained several souvenirs from the White House.
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