1858 Flying Eagle Cent 1¢ Small Letters (Collector-Attributed) – Holder Marked F12

A circulated 1858 Flying Eagle Cent, a distinctive early U.S. small-cent design. The obverse features a flying eagle surrounded by UNITED STATES OF AMERICA; the reverse displays ONE CENT within an agricultural wreath.This example is collector-attributed Small Letters; holder marked F12. These are previous collector notations, not a professional grading or variety certification. The coin is raw and uncertified.The photographs show substantial circulation wear, with the eagle outlined, the 1858 date visible, and the reverse denomination and wreath identifiable. Please review both photographs for surface appearance, wear, and condition. No definitive numerical grade or problem-free designation is guaranteed. Year: 1858 Denomination: One Cent (1¢) Type: Flying Eagle Cent Variety: Small Letters, collector-attributed Mint: Philadelphia, no mint mark Designer: James B. Longacre Original composition: 88% copper / 12% nickel Original mint specification: approximately 4.7 g; 19 mm diameter Edge: Plain Condition: Circulated; collector holder marked F12 Certification: Raw / uncertified Specifications describe the original issue and are not measurements of this individual coin. You will receive the exact coin and collector holder shown in the photographs.