One tiny nick in the obverse field above the date. Great strike and nice luster. The stuff you see by UNIM is actually a shiny spot. I have seen them on several Lincolns and they seem to be more prevalent on 1943's. I have no idea what causes them. However, the luster is broken at the base of the right wheat. At most angles, it reminds me of a Chinese character. Again, I am not sure what caused it strike through or dust contact. It is not a nick. I suspect this is the main reason PCGS only gave this a 66. BTW, that is an interesting distribution of guesses there.
Just a bit of a shake up this round. ldhair is back in the lead. Top 10. Columns are rank, name, average, and number of guesses. ldhair 0.300 22 Animosity 0.333 23 Leadfoot 0.342 40 rzage 0.387 33 mark_h 0.447 49 bahabully 0.447 40 Shoewrecky 0.448 31 Duke Kavanaugh 0.459 39 BadThad 0.538 41 ddoomm1 0.556 19
Figured, not sure why'd you have a low dollar MS65 coin. The scratches I saw on the reverse are on the slab. A nice strike and the strong O in ONE helped it.