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The piece retains its original key, allowing the base to be unlocked for coin retrieval.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eFigural money boxes occupy a curious intersection of utility and sentiment. The teddy bear motif, ubiquitous in children's products since the early 20th century, lent these savings banks an emotional appeal intended to foster early habits of financial responsibility. Green examples are less common than primary colours, offering a subtle alternative for those seeking understated charm. 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