Welcome. The photo is not so good. It looks like it is a little undersized, with a lot of doubling and funny stuff going on around the edges, so it may be struck on an undersized foreign planchet. That is somewhat common in 1979. I would take it to a jeweller and ask them to weigh it. It may be easier to find a regular cent of the same vintage and see if yours is a little small. Also, look for any sign that the coin has been plated (copper showing through, irregular metal finish etc). If it is struck on a foreign planchet, you have a nice little error worth perhaps $100 to $200.
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