Not all banks are pigs, and more importantly, not all pigs are banks.
I’m not sure what compelled me to go on a search for piggy banks – perhaps I felt I need to save more money(I do)and perhaps I just like pigs.
$34 – Money Box from Rare Device. Cute egg shaped things, ready to take your quarters.
$9.99 – The Porcoino piggy bank, available at Target. I think it is adorable and is under $10, so I wouldn’t feel too much like a hypocrite for buying a piggy bank to save money. It also comes in pink.
$29.99 – Sheep and Duck Banks from Target.
$14 – Zookidooki Sobaba Monkey Ceramic Bank from Target, who’s really rocking this piggy bank thing.
$28 – I fell in love with this Pamela Barsky piggy bank cast from an authentic mid century mold when I saw it on the cover of Martha Stewart’s Living, which I unabashedly read.
$25 – Owl Bank and Baby Owl from Planet One. The baby owl is not a bank, but it is very cute.
$39 – COINK Piggy bank from Mod Livin’.
$86 – Dwell Studio’s Baby Banks, also available at Mod Livin’. This one is an elephant. Yes, this is an expensive way to save money.
$95 – Since we’re talking about expensive piggy banks, how about the bright pink Bank in the Form of a Pig by Harry Allen?
To tell the truth, I currently keep my spare change in a $2 thrift store mug that says “MUG” on it.I’d like to be a little classier, but I’m not sure that a bright pink pig shaped bank is really in my budget right now.