What is in your piggy bank?

Sometimes coins are stored in rolls. (AP)
The North Carolina Aquarium cleaned out its waterfall. They had lots of coins!
Do you store money in a piggy bank?
Many stores ran out of coins this summer.
Other countries have different coins. Have you ever seen money from another country?

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People did not shop much this summer. That caused a coin shortage.

There were no quarters for laundromats. Stores did not give change. Banks even asked people for coins.

Read More: The U.S. Mint said there are plenty of coins in our country. People just are not spending them. Some stores offer free gifts for people who pay with rolls of coins. And the North Carolina Aquarium found a treasure when it had to shut down. It turned off its waterfall and cleared out 100 gallons of coins! Visitors had tossed them into the water over the past 14 years. Did you get quarters for doing chores this summer? Remember what Proverbs 3:9 says, “Honor the Lord with your wealth.”