1858 Flying Eagle Cent "Small Letters" (AG)The 1858 Flying Eagle Cent "Small Letters," graded AG (About Good), is a notable coin in the Flying Eagle series, which was one of the first cent designs after the large cent was discontinued. In AG condition, the coin shows heavy wear, with most details worn down, but the basic design, including the eagle in flight and the word "CENT," remains recognizable. The "Small Letters" variety refers to the size of the letters in the word "CENTS" on the

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As a more common date in the Barber series

but much of the finer detail has been lost through circulation

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and a torch flanked by olive and oak branches on the reverse

and the reverse displays the eagle

it features a smooth finish and a felt-lined interior to protect your coins from scratches and damage

eye-catching appearance

and the oak wreath and shield retain crisp features

a few minor abrasions or contact marks may be present