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Flushing Toilet Bank
This coin bank will literally have you flush your dimes and quarters away down the bowl. Drop your loose change down the bowl, push the handle down to flush – remember your manners!- , and watch your money go down with a whooshing sound. When you’ve run out of coins, just open the bottom to do it all over again. link |via
The Acumulator
The safest place to keep your money is in the bank. Maybe, but that’s pretty boring…Instead, why not save your money somewhere you can see it? The Accumulator money box lets you see how much you’ve saved instantly, with handy examples of comparative amounts – Need to know when you’ve got enough to feed an elephant for a week? Then you’re in luck, The Accumulator will tell you.link
Money Savvy Pig
The Money Savvy Pig piggy bank has four chambers, one for each of the four money management choices a child should be taught from the time they are small. They are Save, Spend, Donate, and Invest. link
Fanny Fart Bank
With this hilarious Fanny Bank, saving your pennies will be a real gas!. Drop in a coin and hear this bank fart in digital audio. It’s so loud and so disgusting, you won’t want to stop dropping coins in the crack! link
Glass Wall Coin Bank
The uninspiringly-named Coin Bank by Revol-Design turns your change into a work of art, inspiring you to fill it up as quickly as possible. The bank can be emptied once you unlock the padlock securing the bottom, and to make things even cooler there’s a series of clear acrylic spacers on the inside turning it into your own giant Plinko game! Sadly, pricing and availability aren’t known, but you can safely assume it will set you back a fair bit of coin. link
Piggy Bank With a Tamagotchi Twist
The Bank of Life features and LCD screen with a little Japanese dude living in relative squalor. As you insert more money his situation improves. If enough money is collected, the little guy will eventually move on up to a decked out luxury crib.link The Bank of Life with its Tamagotchi vibe is available in Japan for around 4,758 Yen ($40). link
Coin Factory Bank
Saving Change was never so much fun! It is so addicting you won’t be able to stop dropping coins into this machine. You can insert up to 3 coins at a time, press the Start Button and watch in amazement as each coin individually: 1: Travels up a belt 2: Drops through a series of slides 3: Is lifted again up a spiral chamber 4: Is dropped into a moving arm & carried across the bank, where… 5: Another series of slides receives the coin, then… 6: A second moving arm comes to pick up the coin, deposits it into a slot, then onto a track on the outside of the bank then into the bank for safe keeping. One the coins are safe, the electronic brain automatically shuts off the bank, waiting for the next coin to be deposited. link
Pig E Bank Electronic Bank
This piggy bank records the cash you feed it and displays the total on an LED screen. It aims to teach kids the value of a dollar, according to the manufacturer, and costs $19.95. link
Face Bank
The Face Bank is a money eating piggy bank robot designed by Japanese designer Takada. Its mouth will start to water when you wave coins in front its motion-sensitive eyes. Then stick the coin in its mouth and it will chomp away. Watching it eat money is somewhat disturbing–yet impossible to look away.link
Homer Simpson Beer Bank
Homer Simpson’s beer can coin bank makes it easy to collect and save change. The inspiring ‘Beer Fund’ message the realistic hand-painted beer can and miniature Homer put a fun modern spin on traditional piggy banks. link
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