Is this an actual 58/7 overdate?

I think someone got a cherrypick on this one, but I could be mistaken. Is this the 58/7 overdate or is it just pmd that is causing the effect on the wing? Seems pretty high grade, looking like couple hundred bucks uptick if it is an overdate
Thoughts?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1858-Flying-Eagle-Cent-Stunning-Details-Features-1c-Copper-Penny-No-Reserve-/254828254344?hash=item3b54f29488%3Ag%3ABmMAAOSw7Q1f92Ij&nma=true&si=UlZ9HZ3CfyN33669RnSUbWHayp8%253D&orig_cvip=true&nordt=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557

 

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I don't think so.
I had one 10-15 years ago and sold it so I could get a straight 1858 plus other coins I wanted.
I don't see the PUP down by the date.

 

@kanga the weak variety doesnt have the PUP at least according to pcgs site

 

I don't think so, either. There will be a readily-visible be a die dot above the first 8 on the 8/7. The broken wing occurs on coins that aren't the 8/7, as well as those that are.

 

agreed, the die dot is missing, and others [non overdates] have the missing wing.

 

@Treashunt @LRC-Tom
wasnt aware of the broken wing variety without the overdate. thats good info to know and ill have to spend more time looking into it.