1858 Flying Eagle Cent. Small Letters, Low Leaves (Style of 1858), Type III. MS-66 (PCGS).，This is a simply beautiful 1858 Flying Eagle cent with both sides exhibiting intense satin luster on vivid golden-tan surfaces. Tinges of pale apricot iridescence are also evident on the obverse and are highly attractive. Fully struck from the rims to the centers with a virtually appearance, this is a phenomenal condition rarity that will nicely represent the brief Flying Eagle cent series of 1856 to 1858.<p>The Small Letters, Low Leaves (Style of 1858) is the most frequently encountered hub combination of the 1858 Flying Eagle cent. The obverse may be the work of Assistant Engraver Anthony C. Paquet (per Rick Snow, 2014) and, in addition to the size of the letters in the legend, is distinguishable from the Large Letters type through subtle design differences in the eagle. The Low Leaves reverse represents an improvement over its High Leaves predecessor of 1856 and 1857, with the relief lowered to extend working die life. On the Type III variant, represented here, the letter E in ONE is wide open.，PCGS# 2020. NGC ID: 2279.，PCGS Population: 14; 3 finer (all MS-66+).，
