Improvements in coin albums

Abstract

Abstract 1,106,395. Albums. J. WOLFERT. 11 Aug., 1966 [9 Nov., 1965], No. 35997/66. Heading B6A. An album for coins, round medals or tokens, comprises a number of pages or panels 10, each having holes 11 therein of a diameter to take the largest coin &c. to be collected, and positioned in each hole an assembly of concentric rings 12 which fit the hole and into one another, but are readily removable to provide holes of different diameter. The rings 12, which may be of metal or moulded from plastics material, are held together by mating ridges 13 and grooves 14 on their peripheries, and each can be readily removable by a flexing action. The ridge 13 on the outer ring may fit a groove in the hole 11 in the page or panel 10. The two outer rings 112 are thicker than the rest, and of approximately the same thickness as the page &c. 10. A transparent backing sheet 15 is secured to the page &c. 10, and a top movable sheet 16 of transparent material extends over each page; or, instead of the sheets 15, 16, each page can be covered by a transparent envelope.

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