1857 & 1858 Flying Eagle 2pc Collection

Low Mintage, High Historical Value: Only about 17.5 million Flying Eagle cents were struck in 1857 and around 24 million in 1858. Though high for the time, these figures pale in comparison to modern coin production, making surviving specimens increasingly scarce and sought after. Obverse and Reverse Details: The obverse features a dynamic eagle in flight, symbolizing American strength and forward motion—one of the few U.S. coins to spotlight an eagle rather than a portrait. The reverse displays a wreath of fall foliage, representing unity and national growth with delicate artistry. The First and the Last: This set includes the first and final years of one of the shortest coin series in U.S. Mint history. These coins marked the beginning of the small cent era, making them a foundational piece for any serious collection. Experience a pivotal moment in American numismatic history with the 1857 and 1858 Flying Eagle Cent Two-Piece Collection. These coins represent the birth of the