1858 Flying Eagle Cent Doubled Die- DDO-001

That's very nice doubling on a Flying Eagle cent. That doubled die is categorized as 1858 Snow-6. NGC will attribute that as VP-005, but it doesn't seem like PCGS attributes that variety as a specific catalog entry.

Jimbo makes a good observation.

From the guide I have, S6 is low leaves reverse, S7 is high leaves reverse.

It's hard to see the faded leaf by the C. No idea if it's directly high or low leaf. But on HL, the broad leaf next to the thin leaf is flush with the wreath. On LL, the tip protrudes outside the wreath envelope. So this reverse looks a bit HL to me.

Theoretically, S7 is an 1858/7 RPD, FS-302 weak overdate. Although PCGS has two different DDO coin types attributed as S7 on the reference page. One doubling type matches this coin, the other has doubling underneath rather than over.

Nice DDO on a high grade Flying Eagle cent!

Well, that's confusing. 1858 WDDO-002 has a cross reference to CONECA DDO-001 and Snow-3. But the catalog site above cross references DDO-001 to Snow-7.

Is there a teeny bit of the top right 7 corner peeking out above the 8? And possibly a bit of 1 left of the main 1? They aren't kidding when they call it a weak overdate. It's practically invisible.

Also confusing: the three top PCGS plate coins for 1858/7 weak overdate FS-302 have two obviously different doubled dies portrayed.