What 1839 Coronet Large Cent do I have?...

Hi,
I am really stumped on this one.

Below are pictures of my 1839 Coronet large cent, but I can't figure out if it's a) Coronet Head of 1838, b) Silly Head, c) Booby Head or d) 9/6.

Here is what I have been able discern (as far as I can tell)...

1) The shoulder tip does not extend beyond the back of the head/hair.
2) The "T" in "Liberty" clearly does not come in contact with the hair.
3) There doesn't appear to be a line under CENT on the reverse, but under super high magnification and if I squint a little I might be able to convince myself that there is a wisp of a line there although it's not as long as I would expect.
4) The last digit of the date is a 9 but if I squint a little, I might convince myself that it's an extremely worn 9/6.
5) Because of the wear, I don't see any design on the rim.
6) Because of the wear, I don't see any beaded cords, but only some places where they may have been but even then, it doesn't look right to me.

Would anyone hazard a guess as to what this is?

Many thanks!!!!

 

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Too worn in my opinion to tell by theses Pix.
Here's the tools.... 1839 Coronet Liberty Head Large Cent All Varieties Matron Early Copper Penny Coin Value Prices, Photos & Info

 

I'd go with head of 1838 beaded cords. Not Silly or Booby. (not expert opinion)

 

Thank you @SensibleSal66 and @Timewarp . I appreciate you teaching me how to fish. I looked at all the varieties using the comparison tool and then looked at various grades (G, VG, F, etc.) of the 1839 with head of a 1838 on another site to see how it wears. I can now just make out the beaded cords, but I needed to see how that feature wears in order to find it on my coin.