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Collectible Coin Banks

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Collectible Coin Banks  --  Back to Collectibles
Coin Banks are fun to collect and we have quite a few of them, including cars, glass, novelty and advertising.  We have more to be added when we have time, so please check back.

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Old Car  Coin Bank   -   Email
1926 Ford Metal Bank
Price:  $15.00 USD Item :  MSC110 Condition:  Very Good Year:  1978
Description: Cast metal coin banks like this were created for several banks in the 1970’s and were collector items. This bank is a 1926 Ford. The coins put into the bank from the bottom - see pic The condition is fair - with a few very fine surface scratches - but would polish up very nicely.  There are no maker’s marks to be found.  Payment by Money Order, Cashier’s Check or Personal Check. Hold on item if paid by Personal Check.

 

Mickey Mouse Glass Bank   -   Email
Mickey Mouse Glass Bank Minnie Mouse Glass Bank
Price:  $25.00 USD Item :  MSC108 Condition:  Escellent Year:  unknown
Description: This glass bank stands 6.75 inches high and is almost 6inches across. Mickey’s face and the word Mickey is on one side and Minnie’s face and the word Minnie is on the other side. Imprint on the bottom says: The Walt Disney Company and theire is a square with an achor inside it also embossed on the bottom. In excellent condition.  

 
Mechanical Hand Coin Bank   -   Email
Mechanial Hand Bank
Price:  $25.00 USD Item :  MSC107 Condition:  As Is Year:  1978
Description: This bank is being sold in an 'as in' condition. The box and all visible parts are in excellent condition. When you put batteries in, the mechanism winds up, but I can't get the hand arm to move. When it is working, you put a coin in the slot on top and a gothic, green hand comes up out of the box and grabs the coin. Battery operated, plastic case. Made in 1972 by Poynter Products, Inc. Little Black Box copyright 1978.  

 
Advertisement Coin Banks   -   Email
Advertising Banks
Price:  $12.50 USD Item :  MSC115 Condition:  Good Year:  Unknown
Description: The Tootsie Roll bank is the older of the two banks in the picture. There is no date but the labels is a replica of an actual tootsie roll and shows ingredients and that is was manufactured for Tootsie Roll Industries, Inc., Chicago, IL 60629. The Safeway/Coke bank is fairly new and we received it in the mail as an advertisement when a new Safeway store opened in our area. New today - collectible tomorrow!  Payment by Money Order, Cashier’s Check or Personal Check. Hold on item if paid by Personal Check.

   
Moustache Man Clay Bank   -   Email
Moustache Man Coin Bank
Price:  $24.50 USD Item :  MSC134 Condition:  Excellent Year:  Unknown
Description:   This is the coolest guy with his moustache, wide open eyes and shiny white teeth (they are glazed).  He is 5" across and 4 1/4" high and is made of a earth-colored clay.  Coins can be removed through the mouth, but there is a 1 1/2" diameter hole in the back with a cork plug.

   
Music Box with Dog Bank   -   Email
Dog Music Box Bank
Price:  $36.50 USD Item :  MSC129 Condition:  see descrip Year:  Unknown
Description: A little TLC will make this bank a real treasure.  It is stamped West Germany, silver colored (plated I think) and beautifully engraved on the top with a stylized leaf design.  The music box mechanism still works.  The dog on the top is either a poodle or a schnauzer (it's a bit stylized, too) and the plating on the dog shows some signs of wear.   There are 3 screws in the top that attach the music mechanism to the underneath of the lid - these screws have discolored the metal, but I think it would clean up.  The little lock on the side is also stamped Germany and is a Boss Lock.  There is no key, but it is easy to open.  There is a small screw missing on the other side of the lid, but there is no damage.  

 

 

 


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