1980 American Penny Error. Pics Inc

It is struck with a slightly mis-aligned obverse die.

My bad with my photos. Will adjust when I post later posts.

So. Basically I've inherited a hunch of old coins. When I find coins like this. How should I put the collection together.
Is this coin worth putting into a binder? I think it's kind of neat. I guess is it value in the eye of the beholder with this hobby?

Not a '9'. All '6' and '9's on Lincoln cents centers do not have close digits on them. They are all open.

@Tskinny My standards for saving a coin for my collection are as follows:

1. Is it actually anything/what I think it is? No reason to save a coin that isn't actually any more than damaged change.

2. Is it rare? If not, hard to justify keeping it.

3. Is it visually appealing? (this one is very subjective and everyone will have different standards for this)

4. Does it illustrate something interesting about the minting process itself?

A coin doesn't necessarily have to meet all these standards to be worth saving, but I find these four questions to be useful when trying to decide. (Note: not meeting standard 1 is probably gonna be a deal breaker though).