value of die cracks on very modern Russian coins

I have a wonderful die crack on this coin https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces81297.html
It is definitely a raised pathway across the entire obverse and not a post-mint gouge, sorry I have nothing to take a good photo of it. The crack is from the frame. in-between the two c's in upper left, goes through left wing and leg, across the top of the tail, through the mint mark and across the second backwards "n" and to the lower right of frame.
Looking through old forums I see that die cracks across the entire coin are highly desirable, however, it is a very modern coin (2017) and from the Moscow mint of which I don't know anything about the quality standards there.

Any comments about the value or desirability this coin might have? From the Russian members (or anyone else) of Numista, have you seen die cracks on this coin from 2017 (maybe there are matching coins that have been found)?

In the summer of 2018, I spent a few weeks in Russia and picked some coins of the new type from circulation. After examining them closer at home, I found that no less than 2 out of the 14 I had brought back, had quality issues: one die rotation and one lamination error.

They're nice to keep, these errors, but I don't think that they will become very valuable.

https://en.numista.com/forum/topic28647.html#p597294

Hello,

​​​​​​Such coins may be easily found for $1-2 here in Russia