Järnpojke by Liss Eriksson, 1967
According to Wikipedia he's only 15 centimetres tall — the smallest public monument in all of Stockholm. Apparently people leave him coins, and in winter someone knits him tiny hats and scarves.
Erisava: It's the size of my hand and buried in coins. Why do we pay the tiny one?
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That's more change than a busker sees in a week.