Help with variety of Republic of China 10 cash Y301

I have a 10 cash coin from the Republic of China (minted 1912). However, I am uncertain which subtype it is. Can anyone help identify it?

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces5669.html


It does not have a single circle on the reverse, so 301.5 and 301.6 are out. The legend on the reverse is separated by little rosettes made of six dots around a central dot. So 301.1 and 302.2 would also seem to be out. So that leaves 301.3 and 301.4, assuming the rosette is the "six pointed star" referred to. The star on the flag appears to be large, so one would assume this is a 301.4 coin. Seems logical, yes?

But when I go to the NGC page for 301.4 (https://www.ngccoin.com/price-guide/world/china-republic-of-10-cash-10-wen-y-3014-ca1912-cuid-42589-duid-122616), I see this picture of the coin:


Here, the "six pointed stars" look like starfishes or some kind of flower, and the leaves of the plant look different from mine. On the obverse, there are differences in the design of the flowers, too.

So I am confused! Any help?

Reading a little bit more, it seems as though there is also supposed to be a plain Y#301 type from Nanking, with no subtype, which is the kind of have with the rosettes. See https://www.ngccoin.com/price-guide/world/china-republic-of-10-cash-10-wen-y-301-%28ca-1912%29-cuid-42584-duid-122611

Can this be added to the catalog as a year line?