The 1979 penny: a common coin, yet some are worth more than face value due to rarity and condition.
Most 1979 pennies are worth just one cent, but those in mint condition can fetch up to $2.
Special varieties, like the 1979-S Type 2 proof penny, can be valued at over $100.
Error coins from 1979, such as double dies, are highly sought after by collectors.
The 1979 'Filled D' penny, with a mintmark error, can increase the coin's value.
Copper content in 1979 pennies is worth more than their face value due to rising metal prices.
Grading condition is key: Uncirculated 1979 pennies are more valuable than those in circulation.
Collectors often seek 1979 pennies with no mint mark, indicating they were made in Philadelphia.
To sell a valuable 1979 penny, consult with a coin expert or reputable dealer for accurate appraisal.
Always store your 1979 pennies properly to preserve their condition and potential value.