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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;messydesk, post: 24722291, member: 1765&quot;]The line on the 96-S could either be a staple scratch or a deliberate cut made with the tip of a knife.&nbsp; A knife cut can look raised, since the cut raises metal on the coin.&nbsp; A &quot;details&quot; grade means the grade strictly by the details remaining on the coin while also calling out a problem.&nbsp; In this case, the holder would read &quot;Unc Details, Scratched&quot; or if it&#039;s a knife cut &quot;Unc Details, Damaged.&quot;&nbsp; Such coins are difficult to value because people generally don&#039;t like problem coins, and price guides are for problem-free coins.&nbsp; The upside is that you have authentication.&nbsp; With a $20 Lib., that&#039;s still worth a lot, since you&#039;d know it&#039;s almost an ounce of gold.&nbsp; Same goes for the $10 Indian.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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