Schylling Dubble Bubble Gumball Coin Bank, Classic, Red

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It’s good but very expensive for the size

Made of plastic too high low quality needs redills sold seperately worst qualty and high price for plastic products .

Very costly; not value for money

Decent little gumball machine. But does not come with gum balls. We bought a compatible carton of gumballs from Walmart, which fit perfectly. Works with quarters, dimes, nickels and pennies. Not loonies or toonies.

No lo compren, llega después de 20 días roto y no te permiten devolución, es muy caro para lo corriente que es, busquen otras opciones

Said comes with 50 gum balls. Came with none.

I’m writing this 5 star review to spotlight SCHYLLING. It has absolutely nothing to do with Amazon although I did purchase this from Amazon. My grandson has three things he wanted from Santa and this gumball machine was one of them. Amazon shipped this package to me ripped/torn as shown in the pictures. This product is NOT RETURNABLE because it’s food (gumball). I was so disappointed. Although my grandson would’ve been happy to receive the gumball machine I was very disappointed that Amazon would even consider sending this product to a customer and there was no way I was giving this to my grandson. I reached out to SCHYLLING via email and after a few email clarifications they send me a new one. Thank you for your great customer service SCHYLLING. I really appreciate you!

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!