The 1975 Lincoln Penny is a common U.S. coin, but certain varieties can be valuable to collectors.
No mint mark pennies were produced at the Philadelphia Mint, while 'D' marked coins came from Denver.
Most 1975 pennies are worth their face value, but those in mint condition can fetch higher prices.
Error coins, like double dies or off-center strikes, significantly increase a penny's collectible value.
A 1975 penny with no mint mark in pristine condition could be worth around $0.30 to $0.50.
The rare 1975 'No S' proof penny, mistakenly missing the San Francisco 'S' mint mark, is highly sought after.
Grading by professional services like PCGS or NGC can authenticate and assess a penny's condition.
Collectors often look for full, sharp details on the Lincoln bust and wheat stalks for higher value.
Keep an eye out for special collector sets or limited releases which may include the 1975 penny.
Always consult with a numismatic expert or a reputable dealer to accurately determine your penny's worth.