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Message:: [QUOTE="Just Carl, post: 702251, member: 4552"]It sounds like you previously used a Folder, not an Album. Most Albums contain numerous additional slots for all sorts of coins. For example in the Whitman Folders there used to be no place for the 42/41 nor the 42D/41 nor the 45 Micro S. Then the simpler Albums had one place for th 42/41. Then finally the Whitman Classic added all those other ones. Same with Lincoln Cents. Folders usually do not contain all the places for such things as Proofs. Then too my Whitman Classic Albums now contain slots for the 22 plain, 55 Double Die, 72 Double Die and lots of other ones I wish weren't there. The Proof ones are really stupid to make someone add to an Album since they all have to be purchased but almost all the others could be found in change. Most of the rare ones can't be found so easily but it does happen but with a Proof, they usually don't get circulated except for the ones from a robbery. There are things you could do if you don't want to run out and purchase Proofs. Take one denomination and put it in the Proof slot backwards. Puch out a piece of paper and put that in those places. I know one person that put Copper Washers in those places same as with the 22 plain and the Double Dies. Another solution is to use Whitman Albums and make your own Albums. Use the blank pages and order the Gold letters/numbers and press on what you want, where you want.[/QUOTE]