Bicentennial Quarter no mint mark weighs 5.94

Need advice! I have a Bicentennial quarter that weighs 5.94grams and is fully reeded. I know this is an error weight and thought maybe a clad error but the side is mostly cooper colored and barely any silver color. Anybody have advice if I should have graded? Or what it could be? See pics! Thank you!

I don't think it's anything special. It doesn't weigh that much over the tolerance limit and the copper-clad layer looks like it should.

Well, it's 0.27 grams overweight, which is nearly 5%, so notable perhaps; but yeah, its just a fat planchette. 

I don't see why anyone would find that more valuable than $US0.25 

Mr. midnight

Nobody said it was valuable……I asked a question about the weight since I do collect this specific coin and this is the heaviest I've seen. So thanks for the unnecessary input. 

puubert

Well, it's 0.27 grams overweight, which is nearly 5%, so notable perhaps; but yeah, its just a fat planchette. 

Thank you. I know there is a clad error coins for this collection and this is the heaviest I've seen. Thank you for the advice.