Flying Eagle Cents

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    The Flying Eagle Cent was the first small one-cent piece struck by the United States of America. It was minted first in 1856 as a pattern piece and then produced for mass circulation in the following two years, 1857 and 1858. Public reception for the new coin was strong and positive, and during its short life span, over 40 million Flying Eagle Cents were produced. Produced only at the Philadelphia mint, there were difficulties striking the design due to the eagle design itself and the harder alloy composition of 88% copper and 12% nickel. The Flying Eagle Cent was replaced by the Indian Cent in 1859.
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    1857 Flying Eagle Cent . . . . Choice About Uncirculated
    1857 Flying Eagle Cent . . . . Choice Brilliant Uncirculated
    1857 Flying Eagle Cent . . . . Extremely Fine
    1857 Flying Eagle Cent . . . . Good corrosion
    1857 Flying Eagle Cent . . . . Very Fine
    1857 Flying Eagle Cent . . . . Very Good
    1857 Flying Eagle Cent . . . . VG badly corroded
    1857 Flying Eagle Cent . . . . XF surface issues
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    1858 Flying Eagle Cent . . . . Good
    1858 Flying Eagle Cent . . . . XF corroded
    1858 Large Letters Flying Eagle Cent . . . . Extremely Fine
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    1858 Large Letters Flying Eagle Cent . . . . Fine corrosion
    1858 Large Letters Flying Eagle Cent . . . . XF/AU
    1858 Small Letters Flying Eagle Cent . . . . Extremely Fine
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    1858 Small Letters Flying Eagle Cent . . . . Fine
    1858 Small Letters Flying Eagle Cent . . . . Fine corrosion
    1858 Small Letters Flying Eagle Cent . . . . Good corrosion
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    1858 Small Letters Flying Eagle Cent . . . . VF corrosion
    1858 Small Letters Flying Eagle Cent . . . . VG scratches
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