1993 Experimental Lincoln cent?

Going through some penny rolls, out pops a 1993 and it has a bold wire rim with almost twice the thickness. The coin is in remarkable condition and has full steps. Also, there is polish lines all over it. It seems to be some sort of copper aluminum?? I am astonished at this find. Also, it appears that the rim has a break in it; almost as if the rim was adhered after or before the coin was made. This sounds crazy but I believe this is a new discovery experimental cent. Weighing in at 2.5 grams with twice the thickness of a zinc. I am confused

 

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It resembles a 1974 aluminum cent

 

It has a beautiful tone which is a whitish in some light but a copper aluminum color in some

 

Photos please.

 

Need pictures before anyone can make a meaningful comment.

 

I am in the process of getting some photos here; Please excuse the delay.

 

Why can't posters have their pictures ready to upload when they post a question?

 

Seems to be ome sort of copper aluminum; does not thud like normal zinc pennies but has a greater metallic ring

 

Better pictures please.

 

coming up

 

Ive got another coming up

 

looks like a well struck philly cent to me

 

The rim is perfect; not an S and a Philadelphia, so its not a proof

 

right. It's just a well struck Philly business strike IMO

 

looks normal...

 

Ok; I will keep that in mind but there are so many characteristics of this coin that sets it far from the rest. Thanks. Do you know how to go about getting this graded? If it just so happens to be experimental, how would I get that attributed at NGC or PCGS?

 

I know it sounds nuts but i think its some sort aluminum