OGP Changes 2021-2024 ASE

Well leave it up to "Mr OGP" to get his new 2024W and immediately start geeking out over the new OGP and then start comparing to prior years.
Here we go. I'll go back to 2021 type 1.
We should all be pretty familiar with the earlier OGP of the type 1.
The sleeve with no clamshell started with the type 2 of course.
So fast forward to now, it's an added piece in that we now have the clamshell, plus the outer box now has the sleeve around it. The OGP box and lid your notice changed from dark blue to black with the type 2.
A note about the clamshell, I find the dimensions really so close between the type 1 and the 2024. I, like a lot of people, thought the 2024 clamshell is thinner than the type 1, but really it looks and feels so much like the type 1, same quality and dimensions, just no flocking.
My nitpick is I don't like the eagle in the inside of the lid, it doesn't really mimic the eagle on the reverse of the coin all that closely. If it did I'd be more on board. As it stands, I'd be happier with the Treasury seal instead.
So concentrating on the type 2 OGP:
The 2021 type 2 and the 2022 look identical, with the type 2 reverse design and also have the year printed on the sleeve on the top and sides with the product codes on the back.
2023 they went with the obverse design with a silver square background, the year is also on all sides.
The box lid on all 3 of these first type 2 years have the black glossy Treasury seal and US Mint lettering on the lid.
The outer box and lid are all identical dimensions, even back to the type 1, the type 2 difference being it just has the insert for the capsule inside, instead of the clamshell.
So 2024 is different again from the 2023. It has the similar design on the box, except instead of the solid silver square, it has an outline box. On the edges, it is different in that it calls out the mint, "West Point", in prior years it did not. I believe this may be the first time they have put the mint designation on the out box of a regular issue.
Also different than the last 3 years is the gloss black Treasury seal and lettering is now silver. I'd call it a welcome change, or lets just say I like that better.
Again the clamshell is pretty plain compared to the old type 1s.
On the COAs, I have a pic of all the type 2 COAs so far, or at least the W mints.
The 2021 type 2 to my eye looks a bit darker tone than the rest. Or it could be that the 2022 is lighter than the other 3. In general, other than the different years, they all look pretty close. But leave it to me to spot one difference. The 2021 shows the year on the coin image. The other 3 have a blank area where the year should be!
Well I'll get this stuff all packed away again.