Schylling Coin Bank, Natural, One Size

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Said comes with 50 gum balls. Came with none.

No se le puede dar el maximo porque al principio salian sin trabarse los chicles luego fallo empezo atorarse y ahi quedo

There’s a small bag of gumball which fills up about 1/3 of the machine. It works well with different coins (and I’m not using American coins). I haven’t quite figured out how to change the setting such that you don’t need to put in a coin to dispense a gumball. Only point of improvement would be that the lid to hold the coins in place at the bottom seems to come off quite easily. Not an issue if you don’t intend to move the machine at all, but if you do, it is likely that the cover will come off.

Great product was expecting it to be cheaply made but was surprised it wasn’t. Would recommend

I was a little disappointed, as the number of 'Gum Balls', that come with it, don't even fill it up more than a third. A little disappointed in the 'plastic' as the seams are quite noticeable....it would be better if it were glass. However, after saying that, the coin chamber works, (many denominations will fit) so you can use it as a savings bank, and bubble gum balls you can buy at bulk prices at any superstore. For the price, very Happy. As always, Amazon deliveries are always fast! I am happy with it...works great in any children's room, plus teaches them how fast quarters can add up! When it's empty, we take the 'profits', and put them in a savings account. If they want it refilled, they use their money, to do so. Of course they can just lift the lid off and take them without paying, however, we work on 'Honesty' as well...another lesson. I know how much 'should' be in there, once it needs to be refilled, as I count the gumballs before putting them in. If it comes up short, it creates an opportunity for another lesson. I thought of crazy gluing the top to the base, but then it causes a problem, trying to refill it! So, Honesty it is. A Funny note: Found an 'I owe you' note inside...another lesson....credit, with interest!