Is this 1877-S Trade Dollar Cleaned?

[cohncoin]

I sent my 1877-S trade dollar in for grading before "details grading" was offered and it came back in a body bag labeled "Rev Damage". I sent it in for grading around 2011 and it came back "AU Details Improperly Cleaned" with no mention of reverse damage. I see the marks that could be considered reverse damage but I don't see the cleaning. The coin also has (in my opinion) nice toning.  

I'm sending some other coins in for grading and was wondering whether I should send it in for a regrade? I'm hoping it either grades numerically or comes back with "Rev Damage" instead of "cleaning".

I'm looking for opinions as to whether it is cleaned and/ or worth resubmitting.

Thanks for the help!

Tom

[physics-fan3.14]

Yes, the obverse especially looks to have been cleaned. It is hard to tell exactly what was done to it, but the texture of the surfaces, and the color, look off. This is most noticeable in your second picture. 

The reverse damage is unappealing, but it is borderline whether it is bad enough to bodybag it for damage. The rim nicks obviously don't help either. 

This coin is still quite desirable to the right person, but unfortunately it will have to be at a discount. AU details is the right grade for it, in my opinion. 

[cohncoin]

Thank you! I appreciate your input!

Just to note, the coin doesn't look as dull in hand.

I enjoy having it as part of my collection despite its flaws

[BillJones]

I don't see really bad cleaning per your photos. If the coin really looks like the photos, I'd be more concerned about the edge issues on both sides and the significant marks on the reverse. In short, if you somehow got beyound the cleaning issues, those types of post mint damage could leave the coin with a "details grade" instead.