Elite Montessori Coin Box with Thicker Coins
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Andrea Henrich
08-06-2025I loved this item and so did my 1yo and 2yo obviously since my 1yo still lives putting things in his mouth i supervise him very well but coins are perfect for their little hands and has helped his fine motor skills
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The Wheelers
Greater than one weekMy daughter loved getting this for her first birthday. She giggles when the coins disappear through the slot and loves pulling the drawer out to rediscover them. It’s a solid and well built piece of fun that also doubles in teaching her about object permanence. My only concern was that the corners of the drawer were a lot sharper than they should have probably been on a toy meant for toddlers. But an iron file smoothed them out perfectly and it’s no longer an issue!
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Cida
Greater than one weekMy grandson loves it, he spends lots of time doing it. He is now 15 months old and has gotten really good with it. I have ordered several different boxes for him.
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Kim Lynn
> 3 dayWonderful and simple toy. It is probably our daughters favorite at 12 months.
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sarah
> 3 dayVery sturdy and well made. Has been well played with for 4 months and so far so good.
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Chris
03-06-2025I purchased this toy for my 13 month old grandson and he took to the toy right away. It took him less than 5 minutes to figure out where the coins disappear to and he put them in the slotted drawer over and over again. In addition, I was delightfully surprised to find that my 4 year old granddaughter also took to it, wanting to play store and drop the coins in the box to pay for her goods.
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Liz
> 3 dayWe lost the coins and knob to ours so I ordered a replacement. This new version isn’t nearly as good. The coins are huge and the slot on top is gigantic. The old one actually required my special needs toddler to use her fine motor skills to manipulate the coin into the slot. Her occupational therapist was thrilled with it. This one requires virtually no effort. It doesn’t serve the purpose the other one did. I’m not sure why they changed it, the coins were not a choking hazard (they don’t fit in a toilet paper tube which is larger than a choking hazard tester). Please bring back the old version or at least let me know where I can get one!
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Maggie
> 3 dayVery sturdy, toddler loves it but does get distracted by the removable drawer. But I would definitely recommend to any parent keeps her distracted for a while.
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Linda
> 3 dayMy 14 month old granddaughter loves playing with it. Sturdy and nice bright colors.
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Lacau
> 3 dayVery useful for our 15 months old baby and very good finishes
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Hand Eye CoordinationDevelopment of the hand eye coordination is very important for the way children play. It allows the child to understand the concept of permanent existence of objects and things that the eye can see and cant see. Meaning if the eye can not see it, it does not mean it doesn’t exist. |
Concept of Permanent Existence of ObjectsThis exercise helps with the child development of hand eye coordination, fine motor skills, visual perception, and independent thinking. This is a great introduction to object permanence and the concept of something disappearing can still exist or if the eye can’t see it does not mean it doesn’t exist. |
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Quality and Specifics
- Made of Fine Beachwood
- High Quality with smooth all around with rounded edges for the child safety
- Excellent workman ship with moisture and wear resistance
- Tested and Approved by the Childs Safety Act
Product Features
This coin box comes with:
- 5 blue thick wooden coins: Diameter - 1.75" ; Thick - 0.38"
- a pull-out draw
- Item size - 5.8 x 5.8 x 4.25 inches
