1805 Bust Quarter Attribution Question

Hi guys. I have this freshly graded 1805 Quarter PCGS VG10. I am by no means a bust quarter specialist and attributing coins is not my strong suit. I believe this is the Browning-1 die marriage, am I correct? Also, does anybody know the R-number for this variety? I really appreciate the help.
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looks like (b1 r4) to my noobie eyes.
the C and the TF make the reverse readily identifiable and didn't even look for other pups.
always good to nail the attribution cuz new marriages are ultra-rare but they do happen. seems about 1-2 each year or at least another example of major rare marriages being found at least.
the rarity look to be kind of middle of the road for the year. aka slightly above average. now, if the grade was much higher...
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