Solid and well presented, secure float box.

This is quite a good product, but has one major flaw. If you don't keep it level, all the coins will work loose from their slots and end up mixed up in the notes compartments. A squishy foam insert in the lid would press against the coins and hold them in place. I have achieved this effect with some spare bubble-wrap.It can also be a bit difficult to get out the right number of notes, but that is really due to the new plastic notes, so I don't think a cash box can be improved to help.The plastic notes are also quite springy, so you may need to have some temporary weight to pin them down if you are accepting lots from different people who have stored them folded or crumpled.

This is a nice and sturdy box, but the coin tray totally lets it down:- The £1 slots are designed for the old, pre-2017 £1 coins that are no longer in circulation. It will still hold the correct amount of new coins but not neatly or securely.- The 5p slots are designed to hold 5 coins in each segment, but two of them only hold 4 coins.- Several of the slots for other denominations are very tight and you need to force the coins in, and subsequently pull quite firmly to remove them.- When you close the box, all the coins will fall over if segments aren't full.So with that in mind you might decide you'd like to remove the useless coin tray all together. You can, but you'll still be left with a horrible metal tray (the one which holds the coin tray), since you can't remove that.

Not suitable for purpose. The insert is sloped and the coin tray is not fixable. Therefore, unless you hold it to balance it out, the coins go everywhere during transportation. Pretty useless and wasted money.

I bought this for when I do craft fairs. The only problem I have is that when you pick it up all of the coins fall out of the tray into where the notes are stored. It is a heavy well made item apart from this problem.