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This is a 1960's Minature Dispenser and Bank that I got at the Coca-Cola Collectors Club Convention last week. The bank looks like it was never played with and the original box is in very good shape with only a little damage near the top.
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Very cool!
Well done! This one is almost impossible to find unless you're a CCCC member. You never see them on ebay either. Love it!
I really like the box
Yeah, that's a little bit of sweet right there.