Canadian penny from 1955

Is it the valuable one? Thank you.

N#433 

'If it points directly to a denticle, it is the SF obverse' - that is yours. 

1 - your original 

2 - same but rotated 

3 - copy and paste the 1 number - now between denticles - the ‘rare’ version 

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/images/601c2ec0b599a.jpg 

 That is also on the page, and a second check is the shape of the I letter. 

Yours is the straight I not the curved. 

… ‘with the 1955 NSF being the rarity’ - curved I and between denticles. 

 Also, with pictures > 

https://www.coinsandcanada.com/coins-prices.php?coin=1-cent-1955&years=1-cent-1937-1964 

Is "denticuless" a French word?

Well, I tried :)

Thank you very much for your response. It is greatly appreciated.

I do have a bunch of pennies. So mu understanding is that only some of the ones from the fifties and older are valuable?

What about selling them for copper? What is the value of such a penny? Is it the ones only up to 1992 that have the copper?

Or should I just take them all to the bank?

Thank you once again