Large Piggy Bank for Adults Boys Girls Kids Coin Money Savings Box Bank | Personalized Big Piggy Bank | Original Color Mahogany

The glass pane is a little annoying to get off. Also would be nice to have 4 slots on the top for all different coins. Quality product though nonetheless.

This is a great piggy-bank-style money chest. With 4 different compartments it makes it easy to sort money into different categories (eg. savings, spending, charity, etc.). And with a clear acrylic front, your child can see how much they have saved for each category.For my kiddo I put a little colored label on the front of each compartment so he knew what went where.The overall quality of materials is good, with the wood well-sanded and the acrylic cut neatly. I had no sharp edges or splinters anywhere on mine. The box does require some assembly, as the acrylic is not in place on arrival and has to be hand-mounted with little finger-tightened screws. Also it comes with cork feet to prevent it from scratching any surface it's on, and those need to be hand-applied as well. Total assembly time is less than 5 minutes.One thing to be aware of, is that once the acrylic faceplate is on, the only way to remove the money inside is to unscrew the faceplate. This is a simple matter, as it is held in place with finger-tightened screws. But for the kiddo who is constantly taking things apart, these screws could become lost quickly.

I've been looking for a 3 chamber bank (for spend/save/give) for quite some time so was happy to run across this one. As an object, it is well made and solid. As a bank, it's nice that it has 3 main compartments and the additional bill compartment on the bottom. It's also nice that you can see inside of it to visually track progress. But I don't particularly like that it will require unscrewing the front plexiglass each time to retrieve any of the funds. Granted, I'm using this for a child's allowance so might be wanting to access the funds more often than an adult who is just trying to save over time. But it will remain to be seen how durable the screws and holes are with periodic opening/closing of them. Overall, we're happy with it and like that it isn't cheesy like so many kid banks are.

This piggy bank is very elegant looking for being such a simple design and thing, all of it crafted to the highest quality. What I like most about it is the fact that you can view your savings build up and easily get access to it when needed by simply unscrewing four small screws by hand.Overall, this piggy bank box is nice to view and its quality shows. It's one of my favorite piggy banks that I've ever owned.

Got this for my son to teach him some money skills, he has a spot for his savings, for spending and for giving. Love it overall but a little uncomfortable to take money out because you need to unscrew it all the time, it’s safe that way but sometimes a little time consuming if you’re in a rush and need to take money out of there

This is a good bank for my middle child. He likes that he can separate his coins and also watch the progress he's making. In fact, it motivates him to save whatever he can, just to watch the increase. The only thing is I wish there was a 4th coin slot instead of only 3 but it works for him right now. The acrylic is perfect for him because it's harder to break than glass and it allows him to see his progress. The wood is well shaved and polished; it looks very well made and is perfect for children and adults alike.

Though our society is becoming less and less dependent on physical money, this well-constructed bank is good for any loose change or for a focused savings. It can be used to teach children about saving for a particular item or for long term savings. Your family may be saving up for a trip and each person can contribute to the cause.This bank is made out of solid finished wood and looks very nice. The acrylic front is thick and cut out to perfection for the bank. There are four small screws (which are made for hand tightening) that hold the face on. (No tools required.) This is a good bank for the purpose intended and looks nice on a shelf or table.

Easy to assemble with a few spare bits and bobs in case you lose or mislplace a tiny washer or screw. There aren't any directions, but they have enclosed an impressive looking envelope into which they have placed a notice explicitly telling us to remove the film from both sides of the transluscent cover-piece. It seems solidly built and has a simple, functional look that fits into a multitude of decor. I do feel that it's more suited for a child for some reason. The see through front allows you to see how your pocket change assets are progressing which is a fun concept. I think emptying it will likely be something of a pain since, even though the interior is compartmentalized, there's no real way of keeping your change separated when you're ready to retrieve your savings.