Help With This 1797 Britannia Penny

Ok, I'll try a bunch of different things. The coins is really dark so am having a difficult time.

Lots better
John1

Those pictures are a lot better, but to really get into detail you are probably going to need a microscope!
There are two main forms for the obverse, officially designated by the number of leaves in the Wreath - 10 or 11. As this is often very difficult to check on more worn examples, the best way to tell is by the tip of the loose end of the ribbon behind George's head - pointing downwards is 10 leave, pointing outwards is 11 leaves. I think yours is the "outwards" 11 leaf variety, but you can probably tell better with a loupe.
The basic design for the reverse is common to both obverses, but there are minor variations in the form of the ship - again you would need to magnify considerably to see which you have. This website: https://headsntails14.wordpress.com...ii-obverses/ gives you all the detail you can spot.
Condition of your coin is not great. The lack of edge knocks is a bonus, but there is a fair amount of wear on the high points as well as a lot of digs in the fields. On UK grading I would say "about Fine" at best.
Value, as always, is a bit of a guess. I wouldn't expect to pay more than £10 or £15 for one like that, but at auction who knows these days?
Here is my current place holder for a 10 leaf variety. (I have not attempted to get into the ship varieties):

In the 2018 Spink catalogue the 10 leaf in Fine is given as £12, the 11 leaf at £15, so the latter is deemed scarcer.
In top grades the values diverge hugely - in EF the 10 leaf is £175, the 11 leaf £700!
Bear in mind, I am grading on the UK standard, not the US, so you may get a very different answer from our US brethren. Also, I grade "old-fashioned" - not "Ebay-hyped"!