Harry Potter Piggy Banks
Somewhere to keep wizarding gold. Money boxes shaped as the Knight Bus, the Golden Snitch and Gringotts bank, and wallets with Platform 9¾, Hedwig and the chocolate frog. For every item we state the dimensions and the materials.
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Money boxes
Metal money boxes are the version worth having, because they have weight and the opening mechanism survives being used. We state how each one is filled and emptied, which is the detail that decides whether a child actually uses it or whether it ends up as an ornament.
- The Knight Bus — the triple-decker bus that collects stranded witches and wizards, in metal with a coin and note slot on the roof and a hinged top for getting the money out.
- The Golden Snitch — the ball as a money box, in gold finish.
- Gringotts — the wizarding bank, which is the joke that writes itself for a money box.
Wallets
The wallets cover the everyday end: Platform 9¾, Hedwig and the chocolate frog, with card slots and a coin compartment. They are the practical alternative when a money box would just sit on a shelf, and they suit a teenager better than a child.
As a gift
A money box is a gift with a purpose attached, which is why it works for a child who is saving for something — the Gringotts and Knight Bus versions turn that into part of the story. For an adult, the Snitch money box reads as decor on a shelf and the wallet is the one that gets used daily. Keep metal items dry, since moisture can rust the seams.
At a glance
| Money boxes | Knight Bus, Golden Snitch, Gringotts bank |
|---|---|
| Wallets | Platform 9¾, Hedwig, chocolate frog |
| Materials | Metal money boxes; wallet materials stated per item |
| Stated on every item | Dimensions, materials, how it opens |
| Care | Keep metal dry to avoid rust at the seams |
| Main producer | ABYstyle |
| Licence | Officially licensed Wizarding World products |
Related collections
- Harry Potter Home Accessories
- Harry Potter Gift Items
- Platform 9¾
- Hedwig
- Chocolate Frog
- Harry Potter Collectibles
Frequently asked questions
What is the Knight Bus?
The triple-decker purple bus that collects stranded witches and wizards, which Harry rides in the third book. We stock it as a metal money box.
How do the money boxes open?
It depends on the model — the Knight Bus has a hinged roof. How each one is filled and emptied is stated on the product page.
What are the money boxes made of?
Metal, which gives them weight and an opening mechanism that survives being used.
Do the wallets have a coin compartment?
Yes, along with card slots. The exact layout is on the product page.
Which suits a child and which an adult?
A money box suits a child who is saving for something; a wallet suits a teenager or an adult, because it gets used daily.
How should a metal money box be cared for?
Keep it dry and wipe it with a cloth. Moisture can cause rust at the seams.
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