Help With 1845 Large Cent Variety!

I've got Newcomb in hand, which is what is usually used for varieties of Large Cents from 1816 to 1857.

But there is no way in heck that I can use that picture of that poor beaten beast you have shown to even attempt to find the variety.

I don't know of any link that gives all of the varieties.

There are 14 possible die marriages for this date, but there isn't a chance I could figure it out from that photo.

At least I didn't say, "You've got to be kidding".

...oops...now I said it...

Hopefully these are better?

Gosh, child. I never like to insult another person's coin -but what you need is a coin with a little detail left on the bone.

Please tell me you didn't buy it from that pawn shop. Sounds like they'd price this @ $60 LOL...