An unbolted safe is a strongbox with a handle for carrying it away · review
A children's coin bank on a shelf of safes — and the listing says so in its own title.
The conclusion A children's coin bank with an electronic keypad, and the title says so without pretense. It is a reasonable thirty dollars for a money box that teaches a child to set a code. On a shelf of home safes it publishes almost nothing — one of the five things this shelf compares — and the same thirty dollars buys a 0.23 cubic foot steel safe with two bolts and fixings elsewhere in this group.
No capacity. No dimensions. No material. No thickness. No anchoring. No grade.
A coin bank, and it says so.
Small safe box for kids. Electronic password coin bank. Mini money safe.
It is a money box with a keypad, and nothing on the page claims otherwise.
What this shelf compares, and what this page gives.
Stated grade. Body and door thickness. Anchoring. Lock type. Usable internal space.
This publishes the lock type, as the word electronic.
Three safes in this group cost between twenty-five and thirty dollars.
Each is 0.23 cubic feet of steel with two locking bolts, pre-drilled mounting holes and expansion bolts in the box.
If the requirement is a coin bank, this is the object. If it is somewhere to put a passport, it is not — and the money is the same.
On sale at around $30 on the American Amazon store at the time of checking.
Prices and availability are what Keepa reported on the date this page was updated; both move.
Prices quoted in this text were read on October 8, 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.
| Stated for | Children, stated in the title: a small safe box for kids and an electronic password coin bank. It is the only product in this group not sold for documents or valuables |
|---|---|
| Lock | An electronic password keypad — stated |
| Capacity | Not published |
| Dimensions | Not published, external or internal |
| Body | Not described — no material and no thickness |
| Anchoring | Not published, and a coin bank is not meant to be anchored |
| Grade | Not published |
| Contents | Not described |
| Amazon reference | B0F98ZD7P4 |
| EAN | 0716597157804 |
No, and the listing does not claim it is: the title reads small safe box for kids, electronic password coin bank, mini money safe. It is a money box with a keypad. This shelf's introduction above is about bolting safes down and reading stated grades, and none of that applies here — there is no grade, no anchoring, no thickness and no capacity published. Treat it as a toy that teaches a child to set a code, which is a reasonable thirty-dollar purchase and a poor place for anything that matters.
A 0.23 cubic foot steel safe with two locking bolts, pre-drilled mounting holes and expansion bolts supplied — there are three of them in this group at between twenty-five and thirty dollars. Those are small, but they are steel boxes that bolt to a floor or a shelf and resist a hand. If the requirement is a child's coin bank, this is the right object; if it is anywhere to put a passport, it is not, and the same money buys something that is.
A price, a name, and that it has an electronic password. Of the five things this shelf's introduction says this shelf compares — stated grade, body and door thickness, anchoring, lock type and usable internal space — this listing publishes one: the lock type, as the word electronic. That is less than any other product in this group, and consistent with what it is. The honest reading is that the page is a toy listing and the shelf it landed on is a shelf of safes.
Between security devices of the same category and nearby price. Shown: what they all state. A half-filled column says nothing.
| Model | Price | Stated for | Lock | Capacity | Dimensions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MAESTON 17E electronic coin bank safe for children | $30 | Children, stated in the title: a small safe box for kids and an electronic password coin bank. It is the only product in this group not sold for documents or valuables | An electronic password keypad — stated | Not published | Not published, external or internal |
| CDC DIGI 1710-1 digital electronic money safe, 0.23 cu ft | $30 | Office, hotel and business use: jewelry, cash and firearms | A keypad with a covered override key, stated. The listing gives a four-step setup: remove the override key cover, open with the key, fit the batteries, set the password | 0.23 cubic feet — stated | 9.06 in wide, 6.69 in deep, 6.69 in high — stated as the external size. No internal dimensions |
| Yuanshikj YSKJ-SAFE-17K-SFB small steel safe, 0.23 cu ft | $30 | Personal valuables | A digital keypad, programmable, with two emergency keys supplied. A magnetic lock is stated to re-lock automatically | Published twice and the two do not agree: 0.23 cubic feet in the title and 0.2 cubic feet in the second bullet. A 13 per cent difference on the figure the shelf is organized by | External 9.05 × 6.69 × 6.69 in, internal 6.29 × 8.9 × 5.12 in — both stated. It is one of three safes in this group to publish an internal size, which is what this shelf's buying tip asks for |
| Honeywell 6104 small fire-resistant lock box, 0.17 cu ft | $31 | Documents, personal items, passports and cell phones, at home, in an office or traveling | A dual locking system with a secure key lock, with two entry keys supplied | 0.17 cubic feet — stated. The smallest in this group | Not published, external or internal |
Details checked on October 8, 2026.
A child learning to save, and nothing that an adult would call a valuable
Amazon reports what buyers took in the month before this page was last checked: at least 200.
The figure is a floor, rounded by Amazon, and read through Keepa — it says what buyers picked, not what a maker claims.
Specifications: the manufacturer sheet for home security products and the matching Amazon product page. Prices and availability: Keepa. Every figure on this page names its source.
Book-shaped diversion safe · 3-digit combination · fabric cover and spine · for a bookshelf
A diversion safe shaped like a book, with a fabric cover and spine and a three-digit combination lock. Amazon Basics states it is meant to sit between other books on a shelf.
Best for: Concealing something small in plain sight, in a house where nobody is looking hard.
14 L · digital keypad · 2 override keys · concealed anti-pry hinges · adjustable shelf · 4 × AA
A 14-liter steel safe with a digital keypad, two emergency override keys kept separately, concealed hinges described as anti-pry, and a removable adjustable shelf. It runs on four AA cells.
Best for: The default household safe: big enough for documents, small enough to bolt into a wardrobe floor.
≈ $58
200 × 310 × 200 mm (7.87 × 12.2 × 7.87 in) · self-programmable electronic lock · single-wall body · basic valuables protection
BURG-WÄCHTER describes the Favor S3 E as basic valuables protection: a single-wall body with a self-programmable electronic lock, in a furniture safe of 200 × 310 × 200 mm (7.87 × 12.2 × 7.87 in).
Best for: A household that wants a safe from a safe manufacturer rather than from a general brand.
≈ $140
