Farmers & Merchants State Bank - Pygg was a type of clay that was used to make jars and dishes that held money. This eventually morphed into it idea of a “piggy
IDBI BANK - In old English, Pygg referred to a type of clay for making jars where people often saved money. This term slowly evolved into Piggy jars which later came to
Mark of the Potter - Did you know: The piggy bank originated in the Middle Ages, when pots and other containers, including those used to hold money, were usually forged from an
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