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Coin Bank

Cardboard coin banks are a type of sealed paper tube or cylinder which are constructed with a slot in one end and are used to collect change and cash. A common use for cardboard coin banks is to gather donations for charities and non-profit causes by placing the coin banks at prominent locations within stores or at an event. Other uses include piggy banks, children’s savings banks and special funds savings containers.

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Ace Paper Tube Corporation
Cleveland, OH
800-882-9002
Are you looking for coin banks? Look no further than Ace Paper Tube; we are the one stop source for all of your coin bank needs. Our company offers short runs as well as special delivery options that are available. Ace Paper Tube is dedicated to its customers and if you can't find you are looking for let us know and we will help you fulfill your coin bank needs.
Armbrust Paper Tubes, Inc.
Chicago, IL
773-586-3232
On Armburst Paper Tubes' website, we allow our customers to place your order and search our online catalog for all of your coin bank needs. Our coin banks are offered in a wide assortment of styles and dimensions, leaving you with many options. Send us your specifications and quantities for a free estimation; we will be more than happy to work with you to develop your next project.
Valk Industries, Inc.
Greeneville, TN
423-638-1284
Valk Industries, Inc. is a long standing family owned corporation focused upon quality, service and reliability. IS0:9001:2008 certified, Valk manufacturers a variety of spiral wound, standard or custom, coin banks. We have different cutting equipment to provide precise length for our products. Go to our website today where you will find much more.
Marshall Paper Tube Company, Inc.
Canton, MA
800-257-0878
Do you need coin banks for your next production or manufacturing project? Stop right there and select Marshall Paper Tubes to help complete your assignment. Making it easy to browse and search, our online store allows our customers to buy what they are looking for by brand, specials, new arrivals and more. Customer satisfaction is our main goal, inform us for any questions or suggestion.
Nagel Paper
Saginaw, MI
800-292-3654
Nagel Paper has been able to cut the lead time in half for some of our customers. Whatever we can do to make your coin bank requirements simple and shipped in as soon as possible with our next day and same day shipping options. Ordering products never has never been any easier. Contact Nagel Paper for custom pricing and all other inquiries today, we'll take care of you.
Preferpack
North Aurora, IL
877-284-7752
When it comes to packaging, Preferpack provides customers with off-the-shelf products, fully customizable solutions, and advice to customers. Since 1976, we have been producing the coin bank, plastic squeeze tubes, pizza boxes and more at the price you are looking for. Allow us the opportunity to prove what the Preferpack difference can do for your business.
American Paper Products
Kulpsville, PA
866-739-5718
Let American Paper Products be your go-to company for your coin bank project requirements. We manufacture coin bank for various industries across the nation and have the expertise to help you with any special requests you may need. We value our customers and quality products that you won't find any company better than American Products. Get in touch with us; we look forward to hearing from you.
Coin Bank Store
Saginaw, MI
800-292-3654
The Coin Bank Store offers a large variety of paper coin canisters made from recycled materials. Paper tube banks are a great tool for your church, organization, school or any fundraising project. We provide custom labels, sizes and design to best suit the needs of the customer. A large number of standard designs are in stock with metal tamper resistant or re-usable slotted plastic closures.

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Coin Bank

Typically, coin banks are semi-strong and made using the same process as other tubes such as mailing tubes or shipping tubes using wood pulp and cardboard, adhesives and caps/plugs. The cardboard is cut into ribbons and then wrapped around a mandrel, typically using a strengthening adhesive of sorts and dried into the desired size of coin bank. The tubes are often covered in kraft paper, or another type of printed paper; the cardboard itself, or labels are able to be custom designed according to the use and purpose of the tube. Metal or plastic plugs or caps are used to seal the end of the tubes, and the top plug has a slot cut into it that is wide enough and long enough for change and paper money to be pushed through. Some tubes will have removable plugs while other tubes may have a more permanent seal at the ends, especially for tamper-proof purposes.

While coin collecting tubes are also often made of plastic, cardboard offers a highly versatile material for this purpose. The tubes are able to be pre-printed with labels and logos or designs, therefore allowing the tubes to have a potential dual purpose of collecting money and advertising for a cause or organization. The coin banks are not made too big, and typically have a diameter of about 3 inches with a height around 5 inches. Money, especially coins, can be very heavy, and the semi-strong cardboard walling can only hold so much weight. Therefore, the size is restricted to ensure the tube does not break. Some coin banks can be shipped flat with the plugs and assemble as and when needed. These are not likely to be the most durable tubes as the cardboard will be thinner, but can be useful for short term use. When tubes are no longer being used either because they have been damaged in some way, or because a permanently sealed tube has been opened, they are able to be recycled in the same manner as other cardboard items. The relatively low costs of manufacturing and labeling cardboard coin tubes make them an excellent solution for community, church or office charity drives.

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