More Info about a Coin - US 1834 Classic Head $5 Gold

I don't have a reference for this coin (except the Red Book).
It's a US 1834 $5 gold Classic Head Half Eagle in an NGC Slab, XF-45.
It's labeled Plain 4, Script 8.
The Red Book (as a footnote) mentions two varieties: Script 8 and Block-style 8.

Is there any significant difference in the coin's value between the two styles of the 8?

 

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PCGS shows a plain 4 and a Crosslet 4 and there is substantial value differences, Crosslet being the more desired one. But no mention of the 8. Edited, as I should have said - no mention of the 8 in 1834. There are block answers script 8's in other years.

 

NGC lists both Block 8 and Script 8 for 1834 $5 in Variety Plus. Neither their price guide nor census shows Block 8 or Script 8 though, just Plain 4.
https://www.ngccoin.com/variety-plus/united-states/gold-half-eagles/classic-head-5-1834-1838/816226/

 

Thanks for the replies.
I conclude that there's no significant value difference between the two varieties.