NICE!!!! Always worth a find, such a change jar! I also have a big bottle of german "Asbach Uralt" 3 Liters. It's full of change, but it would be too bad to break it. But everyday I am curious, what's inside - since my family is collecting their change in there for over 30 years once in a while... maybe one day
Throw a few nice ones in there now, so in a few years, they'll be forgotten about and "discovered" down the road, when it is finally opened.
I would assume through the hole in the top. This is the typical method of getting things into and out of a jar.
The grandparents traveled to Europe a lot back in the day. There were several common European coins (pre-Euro) in the jar, I assume they were "souvenirs" (leftover pocket change) brought back from their trips. How the old 1935 coin got in there, I have no idea. LOL, quite right!
Thats true... I also leave my "leftovers" from travelling in there - KUNA from croatia were the last changes I threw in there. Who knows - one day the EURO will take over the croatian currency as well and I have some memories to hold in hands...
