1855 Groat with final 5 REALLY over a 3. Unrecorded?

[Martinminerva 330]

I have recently come across this 1855 groat on which the final 5 seems quite clearly to be over a 3. As far as I can tell, it is unrecorded. I am aware of specimens on which the final 5 is double entered over a lower 5 (indeed I have one of those too), but this specimen seems unequivocally to be over a 3 as the diagonal down-bar is very evident. The lower "bulb" of the 3 is clear too, and different in shape and position from the double entered 5 that seems more common.

Do you think this IS a 5 over 3?? Does anyone else have one in better, clearer condition? Does it merit being recorded as a hitherto unknown variety?

[Chris Perkins 228]

Looks and sounds pretty convincing to me!

[Bronze & Copper Collector 412]

Based on the image and with nothing contradictary, I would tend to agree that it is a 5/3.........

[Coin_Hunter 0]

Even better it seems to have die cracks