Bank Tins
Custom Holographic Bag Shaped Coin Bank Tin
A bag-shaped holographic coin bank tin with a top slot and decorative embossed panels for saving boxes, children’s gifts and promotional campaigns.
Custom Holographic Bag Shaped Coin Bank Tin
Product Description
Custom Holographic Bag Shaped Coin Bank Tin is developed around a bag shaped metal format with a two-piece shaped body with a coin slot in the top section. The sample combines an irregular handbag-like outline, a narrow depth and a visible coin slot. Holographic metal effects catch the light across the sidewall, while the raised bow and decorative panels demonstrate how embossing can support the shape rather than simply sit on a flat lid.
For OEM and ODM projects, we begin with the item that will go inside the tin. Product size, piece count, presentation direction and distribution channel determine whether an existing mould is suitable. Checking an existing mould first may reduce tooling cost and sampling time. When the available proportions do not support the intended layout, a new mould can be evaluated instead of forcing the product into the wrong package.
The body is normally produced from tinplate, with gauge selected after reviewing size, forming depth and handling requirements. External decoration may use CMYK offset printing, PMS spot colours or a plain metal finish, followed by matte, gloss, metallic, pearl or another agreed varnish. Embossing and debossing are possible where the geometry leaves enough forming space. Interior treatment, direct-contact conditions and testing are confirmed for the actual contents and destination market; they are not assumed from the sample photographs.
Applications
• children’s savings tins and reward programs
• bank, school and charity promotions
• birthday and holiday gift packaging
• collectible merchandise and event giveaways
What Buyers Should Confirm
Coin-bank projects should confirm how money is inserted, how the pack is opened later, and whether repeated opening is expected. Slot size, edge finishing and access to the contents are functional details that should be reviewed with the target age group in mind. If the item is intended for children, the buyer should specify the destination-market testing and labeling requirements before tooling approval.
Approve the printable area before artwork. Keep small text, barcodes and critical logos away from deep draws and closure lines. Use structural and printed samples to check fit, colour, registration and finish before production.
Product Specifications
Product Name | Custom Holographic Bag Shaped Coin Bank Tin
Material | Tinplate; grade and thickness confirmed after size and forming review
Size | Customised according to the packed product, or selected from a suitable existing mould
Shape | bag shaped
Structure | two-piece shaped body with a coin slot in the top section
Printing | CMYK offset printing or PMS spot-colour printing; artwork feasibility checked before sampling
Surface Finish | Matte, gloss, metallic, pearl, laser or another project-specific finish where suitable
Custom Process | Embossing, debossing, registered relief or spot varnish subject to the available forming area
Inner Options | Project-specific coating, paper insert, PET tray, pulp support, EPE or EVA where required
MOQ | Depends on mould, size, printing and production method; many custom-printing projects are discussed from 3,000–5,000 pieces
Sample Time | Often around 10–15 days after artwork and structure confirmation, subject to finish and schedule
Production Lead Time | Often around 30–45 days after sample approval and deposit, subject to quantity and season
Packing | Polybag, tissue, divider, protective tray or export carton arrangement based on surface and shipping risk
Price | Quoted from confirmed size, quantity, printing, tooling, insert, packing and delivery terms
FOB Port | Usually Shenzhen-area ports; the final port follows the quotation and shipping plan
Making Procedure | Product and concept review → existing mould check or new tooling → dieline and artwork → white or printed sample → approval → mass production → in-process QC → final inspection → export packing and shipment
Custom Options
• Existing mould recommendation or custom tooling review
• Customer-owned artwork, CMYK printing and PMS spot colours
• Matte, gloss, metallic, pearl and selected specialty finishes
• Embossed or debossed details where the structure permits
• Inserts and liners developed around the actual contents
• Export packing adjusted for scratch, compression and shipping risk
RFQ Checklist
What will be packed inside? | Name the product and state whether it touches the tin or uses a wrapper, pouch or tray.
What size is needed? | Share product dimensions, target piece count or capacity; we can check a suitable existing mould first.
What quantity is planned? | Provide the trial order and likely repeat volume so printing and tooling routes can be compared.
Is custom printing required? | Send AI, PDF or PSD artwork when available; a brand brief is enough for the first quotation discussion.
Which surface effect is preferred? | Indicate matte, gloss, metallic, pearl, embossing, debossing or another finish for feasibility review.
Is an insert or inner treatment needed? | Explain the contents, contact condition and presentation goal so suitable options can be discussed.
Which market will receive the product? | List the destination country, retailer requirements and any requested testing or documentation.
Which trade term is needed? | State EXW, FOB, CIF or DDP and provide the port or delivery postcode.
When is the required arrival date? | Give the target date so artwork, sampling, production, inspection and freight can be planned backward.
Please send the product dimensions, application, estimated quantity, artwork status, target market and required delivery date. We will check suitable existing moulds first, identify missing specifications and prepare a practical custom tin packaging recommendation and quotation.