The point looks ok to me.
Some material will have mineralization accumulate faster than other types.
Grand conditions and chemical concentrations in the ground will have an impact on how quick mineralization and patina will accumulate on the relic.
I have found Harrison County flint points in close proximity to each other during the same relic hunt, where one will have heavy patina and mineralization and the other appear to have little to none.
Harrison County flint has a darker hue, with ranges from a blue to almost black. However, these same relics can often have a dirty white to chocolate brown look when heavy patina has accumulated. Personally, I think finding one of these heavy patinaed relic which has some damage showing the underlaying color can be fascinating on how much it changes the surface.