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SLEEPING BEAR DUNES SOUVENIR WOOD COIN BANK “COUNTRY STORE BANK” MICHIGAN SAVE $
SLEEPING BEAR DUNES SOUVENIR WOOD COIN BANK “COUNTRY STORE BANK” MICHIGAN SAVE $
SLEEPING BEAR DUNES SOUVENIR WOOD COIN BANK “COUNTRY STORE BANK” MICHIGAN SAVE $
SLEEPING BEAR DUNES SOUVENIR WOOD COIN BANK “COUNTRY STORE BANK” MICHIGAN SAVE $
SLEEPING BEAR DUNES SOUVENIR WOOD COIN BANK “COUNTRY STORE BANK” MICHIGAN SAVE $
SLEEPING BEAR DUNES SOUVENIR WOOD COIN BANK “COUNTRY STORE BANK” MICHIGAN SAVE $
SLEEPING BEAR DUNES SOUVENIR WOOD COIN BANK “COUNTRY STORE BANK” MICHIGAN SAVE $
SLEEPING BEAR DUNES SOUVENIR WOOD COIN BANK “COUNTRY STORE BANK” MICHIGAN SAVE $
SLEEPING BEAR DUNES SOUVENIR WOOD COIN BANK “COUNTRY STORE BANK” MICHIGAN SAVE $

SLEEPING BEAR DUNES SOUVENIR WOOD COIN BANK “COUNTRY STORE BANK” MICHIGAN SAVE $

$ 20.09

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Condition: Used
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Seller
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back

    Description

    Selling an Excellent Condition
    SLEEPING BEAR DUNES SOUVENIR WOOD COIN BANK “COUNTRY STORE BANK” MICHIGAN SAVE $
    This lot would make a great addition to any Collection.
    Shipping & Handling costs are 9.95 for USPS Domestic.
    Will ship Fast and Safe.
    Thank You
    Inventory Location T90
    The park is named after an
    Ojibwe
    legend of the sleeping bear. According to the legend, an enormous forest fire on the western shore of
    Lake Michigan
    drove a mother bear and her two cubs into the lake for shelter, determined to reach the opposite shore. After many miles of swimming, the two cubs lagged behind. When the mother bear reached the shore, she waited on the top of a high bluff. The exhausted cubs drowned in the lake, but the mother bear stayed and waited in hopes that her cubs would finally appear. Impressed by the mother bear's determination and faith, the
    Great Spirit
    created two islands (North and South Manitou islands) to commemorate the cubs, and the winds buried the sleeping bear under the sands of the dunes where she waits to this day.
    The "bear" was a small tree-covered knoll at the top edge of the bluff that, from the water, had the appearance of a sleeping bear. Wind and erosion have caused the "bear" to be greatly reduced in size over the years.