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Message:: [QUOTE="RS3, post: 181571, member: 1888"]Thanks for the replies.I guess the definition of "is" is: both!<img src="styles/default/xenforo/clear.png" class="mceSmilieSprite mceSmilie9" alt=":eek:" unselectable="on" unselectable="on" />  I generically referred to book-like artifacts that have designated holes or slots designed to hold coins in an organized collection for easy storage and/or display as folders.  I was in fact asking about folders and albums. I have some of each:  Ikes and Lincolns in Dansco albums (which I think are ugly but serviceable) and IHCs in a very nice looking Whitman folder (green, with a copyright date of 1958).   The IHC folder I bought partially filled. My original question was with this folder in mind AND with regards to another album that I have, intended for Roos. dimes. (Official U.S. Mint under license to Harris) The IHC folder is very nice in its own right.  Obviously of higher quality and better made than modern folders; elegant almost.  It folds out to four panels.  As I'm looking at it now, I think I've made my decision to make this folder the final resting place, so to speak, for the IHCs that I feel represent the best that my hobby alotment will allow. I like the looks of the album for the dimes but wonder if the mylar panels over the holes will scratch coins are the panels are slid in and out to add or change coins?[/QUOTE]