1858 Flying Eagle Cent "Small Letters" (AG) Novelty Silver and the legend remains readable

and the legend remains readable though slightly faded

with the oak wreath and shield standing out with little to no fading

graded MS70

The obverse features 3 firefighters raising the flag on the twin tower ruins

The 1857 Liberty Seated Half Dime in VG (Very Good) condition shows moderate wear

1858 Flying Eagle Cent "Small Letters" (AG) Novelty Silver and the legend remains readableThe 1858 Flying Eagle Cent "Small Letters," graded AG (About Good), is a notable coin in the Flying Eagle series, which was one of the first cent designs after the large cent was discontinued. In AG condition, the coin shows heavy wear, with most details worn down, but the basic design, including the eagle in flight and the word "CENT," remains recognizable. The "Small Letters" variety refers to the size of the letters in the word "CENTS" on the