1967 Full Steps 5c Jefferson. 1-St Full Steps Designation.👇

This is the 1965-P Full STEPS designation. Why does this one make full steps looking like that. I was to have thought that because it's a year where the Dies are and were poorly Struck that year that because it's got most of them and from a distance looks like all of them is why it got full steps when obviously that's not full steps. I figured the same would be for the 1967-p since all even the ms66 grades of the 66 have very weak striked stairs. Even on PCGS the Top POP and below dont even have 2full steps where as mine has 2 full and if u tilt the nickel just right in the light u can se the faint lines fro. The other stairs there not completely gone. I'm No Expert I just watch alot of videos and read alot and ask alot of questions to Numismatist. I could be completely wrong with how I was made to believe about certain Jefferson Nickels with the FS designation. I'm just sharing my perspective about the series and grading. But please if I'm completely wrong any insight or ideas or comments are very helpful and appreciated. Like stated the photo with this message was screen shot on PCGS website of the only photo, photographed by PCGS of the 1965 5c Full steps Designation. Anyways enough of me and my blabbering. Am I correct or kinda even close & #128070;#128070;#128517;#128517;#129325;#128556;#128556;#128556;#128556;#128168;#128168;

I've tried to figure out in the past looking at graded full steps. I figured it out, but decided they are a waste of time. So I don't bother with them.

Definitely not full steps.

Just took another look at the reverse. It looks like a polished die on the reverse. Note how the devices are smaller than normal. (This would not affect the steps)

Wondering if this was from a SMS package?

Forget those Utubes and do your research and education here on CFF. There are many many pages on "full steps" in past posts.