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Opening an Antique Coin Bank

July 1, 2013

Have you tried the combination? 000, 001 till 999? I opened a suitcase lock that way.

If it is rusty, you can use WD40 or sewing machine oil.

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Source: my experience

 

February 27, 2013

Front view.I inherited this small tin bank (copper color) from my father and it is almost 75 years old (I think). I cannot find how to open it and other sites say just tear into it.

I don't want to destroy it - just find out what's in it! Do you know how to open it?Side view.
 

By Linda

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March 2, 20130 found this helpful

I don't know how you could open it but no, please don't destroy it! I don't suppose there is a maker's name or how about asking in a museum? How fascinating.Let us know if you find a way in. Lucky you!

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Marg from England.

 
March 11, 20130 found this helpful

Have you thought of taking it to a locksmith's business & seeing if they can find a way of opening it, without ruining it? Beautiful item to treasure, of your Dad's.

 
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