Hi just not sure what this coin would grade at,looks in nice condition almost proof like ! What's your thoughts?
It essentially means polished to make it pretty. Companies used to do this and resell them in magazine ads. Yes, it would detail/no grade.
Reprocessed means that after it left the mint, someone re-plated the surfaces. In this case it would be a ruined coin. It's tough to tell by your photos but there appears to be wear at the wheat stalks, so I'm guessing re-plated.
I'm not convinced its reprocessed without better pics, but it does look a bit shiny, like it may have been polished. I see wear on Lincoln's cheek and jaw, which would limit it to AU either way.
Reprocessed is that the coins are cleaned to remove any rust, then they are replated with Zinc, to match the original surfaces. The difference is that they aren't restruck to give them luster.
It's never going to be worth grading, even if it's original. If this coin were AU or MS the wheat stalks wouldn't show that much wear.