Vintage Lefton Children Uncle Sam Betsy Ross Coin Money Piggy Bank Ceramic Patriotic Character Figurines as 1976 Bicentennial Kids Approximate Dimensions of Each Figurine: 8.25" (H) x 4.25" (W), pre-shipping weight about 12 ounces Commensurate with age, this lot of MCM 1970s figures are in good condition. Original "Lefton Trade Mark Exclusives Japan" stickers are securely fixed on the base of each figurine. Original rubber coin stoppers intact. Items were never used (they were stored in china cabinet from a Philadelphia estate). Baby Betsy Ross has a tiny chip on the front-right side of HER colonial bonnet (as shown in photos). Items are clean, no odors, no ceramic cracks, some crazing on paint. Items have shelf-wear throughout. Proudly display your American patriotism this 4th of July holiday and save your antique coins! THESE COLLECTIBLES ARE HAND-CRAFTED BY ARTISANS AND MAY HAVE SOME VARIATION DUE TO THE HANDMADE NATURE OF EACH ITEM. THESE VARIATIONS ARE NOT CONSIDERED FLAWS OR DEFECTS. THANK YOU for viewing all photos for complete description and condition prior to buying as photos are part of the item description. Please do not hesitate to contact us with your question or to request more photos prior to buying. Item is shipped and sold AS IS. All Sales are Final. We usually SHIP same business-day when you buy this item by 11am EST today. International Buyers ? Please Note: Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer?s responsibility. Please check with your country?s customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to buying. In Canada, buyers are responsible for paying duties, taxes, and applicable customs brokerage fees separate from the merchandise cost. Buyers will generally pay these fees upon receipt of shipment. Canadian buyers may be charged additional fees upon receipt of shipment/package. Please check with your country?s customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to buying. "A penny saved is two pence clear." (A penny saved is a penny earned.) - Benjamin Franklin, 1737