1858 Flying Eagle Cent Small Letters F-15 15316.15

The 1858 Flying Eagle Cent with Small Letters is a popular variety among collectors of early American small cents. Graded Fine-15, this example shows moderate, even wear with major design details still clearly visible. The Flying Eagle design, struck in 88% copper and 12% nickel, was produced for only a short run in the late 1850s, making it a sought-after type coin. The Small Letters variety refers to the size of the lettering on the reverse, distinguishing it from its Large Letters counterpart struck the same year.

Coin Grading is Subjective, and should be treated as an opinion of grade. We use ANA Grading Standards as our Reference.