an outer envelope folded at a fold line to constitute a cover protecting a disc; and

an inner envelope having a proximal end connected to said outer envelope adjacent to said fold line, said inner envelope being made from carton, paper, plastic, or corrugated board, said inner envelope supports and partly encloses a disc, said inner envelope comprises at least one open space delimited laterally by a double fold on each side of a distal end of said inner envelope, the open space being immediately adjacent to a triangular portion of the inner envelope, said triangular portion having a base parallel with the fold line of the outer envelope,

wherein when said outer envelope is in a closed position and up to substantially a half open position of the package said open space has a first opening width defined between the double folds with said double folds converging in a direction towards each other in order to retain a disc in the space, and during the continued opening of the package and up to a totally opened position, said open space has a second opening width, which is greater than said first opening width in order to enable a disc to be removed from the space,

wherein during the continued opening of the package and up to the totally opened position, the space is automatically lifted upwards, away from an inside of said outer envelope, in order to expose a disc and at the same time to enable a disc to be readily grasped.