Coin Master has a ton of ways to accumulate free spins and more rewards (for example Coupons) – but none so are as exciting as the Piggy Bank. The way the Piggy Bank works is simple.

How that practice led to piggy banks (or pig banks or penny banks) baffles even Wikipedia. At any rate, piggy banks have been popular for centuries as storage devices.

The piggy bank contained an incredible 10,782 pennies, 2,893 nickels, 3,513 dimes, 2,924 quarters, 41 half dollar and 92 dollar coins.

Now you can break open your piggy bank for good cause. Coastal Community Bank’s “Coins for a Cause” drive is collecting coin donations from the public to give to 11 food banks.

Posted: August 26, 2024 | Last updated: August 26, 2024 Learn how to make a playful Dino coin piggy bank at home. Perfect for saving coins with a touch of prehistoric fun!

It's official: Irish people literally raided their piggy banks as they were hit by some of the toughest austerity measures and the longest recession in Europe.

If you don't find one in your piggy bank there are other rare coins to be on the look out for. Only recently, an ultra-rare 1p coin from 1954 appeared at auction with a reserve price of £90,000.