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Coin Piggy Money
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Large Bottle Bank Sale Price: $12.99  |
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This is one bottle you fill, not empty. Have a cold Coke while you count your riches saved in this 23"-tall Coca-Cola bank. |
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Perfect Solutions Digital Coin Counting Money Jar List Price: $30.00 Sale Price: $13.99 |
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Electronically counts your coins as they slip through the slot. Tallies total deposits on an easy-to-read LCD display. Perfect for saying for a special treat. Works with the NEW U.S. Presidential $1 coin... |
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rich man's change bank Sale Price: $14.99 |
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W.C. Fields once said, A rich man is nothing but a poor man with money. With this bank, designed to hold all of that loose change they collect every day, they can easily transform from dirt poor to filthy rich... |
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EZ-Count Money Jar List Price: $19.99 Sale Price: $10.99 |
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The EZ-Count Money Jar Digital Coin Counter sorts coins and electronically counts your savings! The EZ-Count Money Jar sorts pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters into their coin tubes. When a coin tube becomes full, coins will slide over a patent pending AccuWedge which allows excess coins over the amount of a full roll to fall into the Coin Chamber... |
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White Cap with piggy, coin, running, pig, money, bank Sale Price: $9.99 |
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100% Polyester * 5-panel cap * Seamless Front Panel with Buckram Flap * 4 Embroidered Eyelets Matching Visor Color * Pro Stitch on Crown * 8 Rows Stitching on Visor * Matching Fabric Undervisor * Matching Color Sweatband * Matching Fabric Adjustable Hook and Loop |
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Animal Muppet 1980s Vintage Wallet Sale Price: $36.00 |
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Wallet - Animal Muppet 1980s Vintage Wallet - Animal!!! That barely understandable rocking drummer from the Muppet band that everybody loved is back on this vintage style wallet. Featuring 1980s high gloss graphics for that retro look and feel, this wallet features a plethroa of pockets to keep your credit cards, ID, money and other essentials safely locked away... |
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Emerson Digital Coin Bank List Price: $30.00 Sale Price: $14.89 |
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Watch your money grow with each deposit! Take the guess work out of coin counting with theEmerson Auto- Count Digital Coin Bank. With its custom coin deposit slot and large digital LCD screen, this clever bank automatically calculates a new total each time you add a coin, allowing you to watch and track your savings... |
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Pink Pig Piggybank Traditional Ceramic Kids Bank List Price: $12.00 Sale Price: $9.86 |
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This "Precious Keepsakes" ceramic Pig will help you save and look cute doing it. 5" high x 6" long x 4" wide Hand painted ceramic bank. Rubber stopper in bottom makes it easy to break the bank when necessary Packaged in gift box A cute and practical gift Perfect for children or collectors |
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Digital Coin Counting Money Jar List Price: $29.99 Sale Price: $17.49 |
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Looking for a smart coin jar? You found it. This ingenious model electronically counts every coin as it slips through the slot. Then, it sums up your total deposits and displays them on an easy to read LCD screen... |
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Just a Piggy Bank List Price: $3.29 Sale Price: $43.95 |
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Little Critter learns the importance of saving money in this charming addition to Mercer Mayer's best-selling line of picture books. |
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Kidkraft Harley Davidson Shield Money Box List Price: $30.99 Sale Price: $14.78 |
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Teach your child the importance of saving money with the Kidkraft Harley Davidson Shield Money Box. This wooden coin bank features Plexiglass sides, so your child can track how much money theyve saved... |
Husband is stealing from my piggy bank?
We are both on disability and just makeing enough to pay the bills.He has a small part time job and that money is his own spending money.I have a part time job and make a little more than he does.I deposit half my pay check into the joint bank account.The rest I stash in my drawer.The other day I went to get some money out and I found a note that said I owe you $20.00 from him.I also get tips from work so the coins I put in a jar on my window sill.I am saveing it for a new fishing pole.To-day I noticed it was empty.He admitted he took it and when I got mad he got all defensive and angry at me and said I was overreacting.It was only about $40.00 .I feel like I have been robbed and a little violated.No appology from him and of course I haven't seen the $20.00 yet either.Am I being unreasonable and should let it go like he says?This isn't fair is it?I really feel quite sick about it, you know trust is important.What do you think about this?
You have every right to be sick! He is stealing from you. Stealing! There's no other words for what he's doing and it's downright wrong. I would confront him one last time, and draw a clear line. It is not ok to steal from me. It's not ok to write an I.O.U. It is NOT ok to not apologize for offending me. You need to return all my damn money, and keep your paws to yourself.
Ugh. That is so disrespectful. Good luck, on whatever choice you make.
Starting a Coin Collection for Kids
The best time to mould a child (kid) is when he/she is still young. By getting the curious minds involved in something educational, there is a very good chance that they will become responsible adults.
Some parents can start by teaching how to cook or baking at a young age. If the child enjoys and does well with it, then perhaps in the future, this person could become a chef. Giving a child a hobby can also teach that child how to stay focused or to pay particular attention to a certain subject. A good example of this is starting a coin collection.
For most adults coins are just petty cash. They are used to buy a newspaper or used to pay for a ride on the subway etc. For children, coins are more than that. Some children save the coins placed in their piggy bank to make a special purchase or save them to use for their college tuition.
To start a coin collection the parent and child can start by opening the piggy bank and examining the coins together. Coins were manufactured during different years and each has its own history. By explaining the significance of each, the child’s interest will grow and this in turn will encourage growth of the coin collection.
Both the parent and child could get lucky if they should find that a coin has missing letters or numbers or a misprint is seen on the coin. Since such things don’t happen often, the value of the coin is much higher than the original face value.
Coins can that are to be part of a collection should be kept inside a small box separated from the coins used for savings. When this collection has grown larger, then it is time to buy a plastic folder in which to store the coins. There are two kinds or folders currently on the market: the first can hold the coins individually and the other is a sheet which can hold a number of coins per page.
By using folders the child and take the collection to school for “show and tell” and would improve the child’s self-confidence in achieving something on his own - without the help of the parents.
Coins can teach the child about saving for a special purchase or project and encourage the child to work hard to achieve that goal without always asking for money from mom or dad.
Coin collecting started in the early years will pay off later in life by teaching responsibility.
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Large Bottle Bank Sale Price: $12.99 |
|
This is one bottle you fill, not empty. Have a cold Coke while you count your riches saved in this 23"-tall Coca-Cola bank. |
|
Perfect Solutions Digital Coin Counting Money Jar List Price: $30.00 Sale Price: $13.99 |
|
Electronically counts your coins as they slip through the slot. Tallies total deposits on an easy-to-read LCD display. Perfect for saying for a special treat. Works with the NEW U.S. Presidential $1 coin... |
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rich man's change bank Sale Price: $14.99 |
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W.C. Fields once said, A rich man is nothing but a poor man with money. With this bank, designed to hold all of that loose change they collect every day, they can easily transform from dirt poor to filthy rich... |
|
EZ-Count Money Jar List Price: $19.99 Sale Price: $10.99 |
|
The EZ-Count Money Jar Digital Coin Counter sorts coins and electronically counts your savings! The EZ-Count Money Jar sorts pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters into their coin tubes. When a coin tube becomes full, coins will slide over a patent pending AccuWedge which allows excess coins over the amount of a full roll to fall into the Coin Chamber... |
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White Cap with piggy, coin, running, pig, money, bank Sale Price: $9.99 |
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100% Polyester * 5-panel cap * Seamless Front Panel with Buckram Flap * 4 Embroidered Eyelets Matching Visor Color * Pro Stitch on Crown * 8 Rows Stitching on Visor * Matching Fabric Undervisor * Matching Color Sweatband * Matching Fabric Adjustable Hook and Loop |
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Animal Muppet 1980s Vintage Wallet Sale Price: $36.00 |
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Wallet - Animal Muppet 1980s Vintage Wallet - Animal!!! That barely understandable rocking drummer from the Muppet band that everybody loved is back on this vintage style wallet. Featuring 1980s high gloss graphics for that retro look and feel, this wallet features a plethroa of pockets to keep your credit cards, ID, money and other essentials safely locked away... |
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Just a Piggy Bank List Price: $3.29 Sale Price: $43.95 |
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Little Critter learns the importance of saving money in this charming addition to Mercer Mayer's best-selling line of picture books. |
|
Emerson Digital Coin Bank List Price: $30.00 Sale Price: $14.89 |
|
Watch your money grow with each deposit! Take the guess work out of coin counting with theEmerson Auto- Count Digital Coin Bank. With its custom coin deposit slot and large digital LCD screen, this clever bank automatically calculates a new total each time you add a coin, allowing you to watch and track your savings... |
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Kidkraft Harley Davidson Shield Money Box List Price: $30.99 Sale Price: $14.78 |
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Teach your child the importance of saving money with the Kidkraft Harley Davidson Shield Money Box. This wooden coin bank features Plexiglass sides, so your child can track how much money theyve saved... |
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