The 1958 Lincoln Penny is a one-cent coin minted in the USA, featuring President Lincoln's profile.
Two versions exist: the common 'Philadelphia' mint and the rarer 'Denver' mint, marked with a 'D'.
Most 1958 pennies are worth only a few cents, but rare errors can significantly increase their value.
A 'Double Die' error, where inscriptions appear twice, can make a penny far more valuable.
Condition matters: 'Uncirculated' coins with no wear are more valuable than those with signs of use.
Professional grading can authenticate and assess a penny's condition, influencing its market value.
The highest-valued 1958 penny sold for over $336,000 due to its rare double die error and mint condition.
Collectors often seek the 1958 penny for its historical value and potential as an investment.
To determine if your 1958 penny is a fortune, consult with a numismatic expert for an accurate appraisal.