Why No Full Steps Designation On Lincoln Memorial Cents

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I entered this 1993 Lincoln under the title "1993 crack die", but as you can see, it has full steps.
I would be curious to know at what die state the steps start to blur.

Oh no! Not another designation for me to get hung up over. It's hard enough attempting just the full torch Roosevelt's I'm working on. Just with this designation it is really frustrating that there are so many years where it is near impossible to find a full torch. The same is the case with full step Jefferson's. Haven't got into full bell lines yet but I imagine that is the case there too.

Here are my thoughts on the subject. Speaking on Roosevelt's (since that's what I am working on and have a basic knowledge of) the market doesn't value full torch in most cases. Most years I can cherry pick them because dealers and collectors aren't looking for them. The years that are near impossible to find full torch the coins are absurdly expensive. This makes the average collector not want to attempt a full torch collection because it prices them out to even attempt. This is the exact reason I will not be attempting a full step Jefferson collection.

This, in my opinion, the only winner in making full step Lincoln's a designation would be the TPG's. Tons of money to be made in resubmission! I don't think the average collector will care to pay premiums for the designation. Not to mention the difficulty in seeing the designation which would need high magnification.