Help Grading 1911-S Lincoln

AU details with what looks like porosity and like clintonfitch said, a probable cleaning.

The '11-S Lincoln is a great date and this coin shows very little wear. The large images may make it look a bit worse for wear than it really is. The high point above the ear could it incomplete striking as well.

Overall a valuable Lincoln.

You guys are very good... no. excellent! definitely was a victim of developing a crusty skin cancer, it got a dermal cleansing and its been "resting" growing some new skin for many years.

From arms distance, it appears too "coppery" I tried to get a picture. anyways.... It definitely looks great by itself, not so great in the album I am using for updating my catalogue.

I'm thinking of setting it in a sulfur laden album and exposing it to a more "natural" atmosphere, like a super humid salty condition at the beach.... to speed up the "natural" new skin growth of course!

Or should I continue the unnatural (IMO) process of keeping it air tight with as little exposure as possible. I mean, surrounding it in foam gasket in a plastic case. I think it is worthless except to another collector, someone who values things unlike the way the grading services do.

me? smart a$$..?