A student has a penny collection. When the student puts the pennies in groups of 2, there is one penny left over. When they are put in groups of three, four, five, and six, there is also one penny left over. When they are put in groups of seven, there are no pennies left over. What is the smallest number of pennies the student could have?
A) 301
B) 599
C) 301
D) 599
