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1858 Cent. Dies 5-D. Transitional issue, obverse of 1858, reverse as adopted in 1859. Reverse die varieties exist. Pollock ID: P-233; Snow ID: G10S-PT14. Flying Eagle (Small Letters) / Laurel Wreath (5 leaves)
Obverse Description
Flying Eagle, Small Letters, regular die.
Reverse Description
Laurel wreath.
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