Schylling 7559322-318-022422A1000 Dubble Bubble Gumball Bank 8.5 inch accessory
A classic red gumball machine bank that dispenses over 50 Dubble Bubble gumballs and doubles as a coin saver for ages three and up
- Product typeDolls
- Classic gumball machine delivers over 50 Dubble Bubble gumballs
- Sturdy plastic construction stands 8.5 inches tall for lasting play
- Coin-operated mechanism rewards saving with a sweet treat
- Official Dubble Bubble logo adds authentic retro charm
- Designed for ages 3 and up for safe family fun
Classic Gumball Machine Bank
This 8.5 inch red gumball machine bank holds over 50 Dubble Bubble gumballs and doubles as a coin bank for saving money. It is made of sturdy plastic with the official Dubble Bubble logo on the front. The toy is recommended for ages 3 and up. Turning the handle dispenses a gumball when a coin is inserted.
Mechanical Operation and Noise
The bank operates mechanically without batteries or external power, so it draws no electricity and produces no electronic noise. Inserting a coin and turning the handle creates only a light mechanical click. The sturdy plastic construction keeps the unit stable during normal use on a desk or shelf.
Sustained Play Durability
The mechanical dispensing mechanism is designed for repeated use over time without degradation. The plastic body resists wear from regular handling and coin insertion. Gumball capacity exceeds 50 pieces, allowing extended play before a refill is needed. The simple construction has no complex parts that could fail under sustained operation.
How it compares
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- Price $16.99
- Cheaper than about 73% of the 333 comparable items (median $25.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Product type | Dolls |
| Size & build | |
| Shipping weight | 0.45 kg |
| Package size | 25 × 25 × 25 mm |
Questions about this item
How do I load the 50 gumballs and coins without them jamming the handle?
Pour the gumballs into the top globe until it sits level, then drop coins through the slot — tilting the bank forward while turning the handle clears a stuck ball.
Will the red plastic base or the turning mechanism wear out first with daily use?
The plastic gear on the handle shaft strips before the base cracks, so the mechanism is the part that fails first.
At what point does the globe stop dispensing because it is too empty?
When fewer than about ten gumballs remain they no longer reach the chute, so the handle turns without delivering a ball.
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