1857 Flying Eagle (EF45) (Regraded) Boxes The reverse wreath is worn

The reverse wreath is worn but mostly intact

and its relatively low mintage makes it a valuable find for collectors seeking 19th-century U

such as Liberty's hair and the eagle's feathers

Featured on the reverse

reflecting its age and circulation history

1857 Flying Eagle (EF45) (Regraded) Boxes The reverse wreath is wornThe 1857 Flying Eagle cent is a small, copper nickel coin featuring a flying eagle in flight, symbolizing freedom and strength. It was introduced as part of a new design for U. S. coins, replacing the large cent, and was minted for only a few years due to public dissatisfaction with its size and metal composition.