1916-S Lincoln Your Opinions on Grade

Hi all,
While going through possible candidates to submit for grading, I came across a Lincoln cent that I'm tempted to submit to PCGS. It sure has a great story. When I was going through primary school, and was just starting out collecting, I went to an estate sale that included some coins. At the time, I was trying to fill some holes in my blue Whitman folder, and I was thrilled to find a 1916-S cent! It was dirt cheap because it was covered with a strange green gunk, but I was young and didn't have a discerning eye, and it was a hole filler. So I bought it. Only when I got home did I find that the green film was flaking off. Again, being young and not knowing better, I placed the coin to soak in some soapy water, and this is what was revealed (message continues after photos):



What do you think this might grade for? Think it would be worth it to try for PCGS?
Thanks!
Best,
BR
While going through possible candidates to submit for grading, I came across a Lincoln cent that I'm tempted to submit to PCGS. It sure has a great story. When I was going through primary school, and was just starting out collecting, I went to an estate sale that included some coins. At the time, I was trying to fill some holes in my blue Whitman folder, and I was thrilled to find a 1916-S cent! It was dirt cheap because it was covered with a strange green gunk, but I was young and didn't have a discerning eye, and it was a hole filler. So I bought it. Only when I got home did I find that the green film was flaking off. Again, being young and not knowing better, I placed the coin to soak in some soapy water, and this is what was revealed (message continues after photos):



What do you think this might grade for? Think it would be worth it to try for PCGS?
Thanks!
Best,
BR
0
Comments
60 years into this hobby and I'm still working on my Lincoln set!
If you really want it slabbed, you may consider NCS for 'conservation', then slabbing. Or if you are a bit more daring, you might try a virgin olive oil soak or some Blue Ribbon if you have some, and see if this removes it. Then submit it if you feel compelled to.
<< <i>Blue Ribbon >>
will also get the coin bagged (for questionable color)
60 years into this hobby and I'm still working on my Lincoln set!
<< <i>58, don't submit >>
AU58
Garrow
My Collection of Old Holders
Never a slave to one plastic brand will I ever be.
Also looking for VF-EF Seated halves.
Sell me your old auction catalogs...