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Ever full purse: The White Bride and the Black One. OTOH, it doesn't feature more in the fairy tale, unlike Bearskin and its variants.

On the third hand, the heroine in Bearskin receives half a ring. This lets her identify her bridegroom at the end. In Little Catskin, instead of leaving a shoe, she gets a ring at the ball; this lets the hero identify her. The Seven Ravens also identify their sister by a ring.

The Twelve Wild Ducks identify their sister by her spoon.

The One-Handed Girl receives a magical ring.

In The Dancing Water, the Singing Apple, and the Speaking Bird, the heroine shares her tokens with her brothers: an ever-full purse, which lets them live in a manner that draws their father's eye, and a ring that changes color when they are in danger, which lets her overcome her aunts' plots. The girl also has a star on her forehead; she was born with it. Similiarly, in Princess Belle-Etoile, she has a golden chain about her neck, a star on her forehead, and her hair, when combed, shed gems, and in Ancilotto, King of Provino, Serena the heroine has similar tokens. The heroine of The Three Little Birds gets a wand, and in all of these books, and The Bird of Truth, the heroine gets a talking bird that tells the truth and restores her to her birth.

Kate Crackernuts collects her own nuts but she uses them much as other heroines do things given to them.

In The Rose Tree, the heroine gets a watch, a pair of shoes, and a millstone.

Snow-White-Fire-Red makes her own magical birds. The Master Maid has hers, although she doesn't make them, as does the heroine of The Dove

Princess on the Glass Hill can identify the hero by the golden apples she threw to him. In The Three Princesses of Whiteland, the youngest daughter has a wishing ring she can give to her husband; she also has another, which she gives him so she can identify him.

Tatterhood has her goat and her spoon.