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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Owle, post: 2649234, member: 22004&quot;]A sharp lawyer could make a good argument that PCGS has a history of errors like this it claims are &quot;mechanical&quot; when there is no proof of it one way or another.&nbsp; They owe it to its customers to divulge records on this.&nbsp; It&#039;s one thing if it was a careless mix-up which is hard to believe with multi-$10K coins, there must be a notification within their system to scrutinize coins in the high dollar figures for accuracy.&nbsp; Especially if the group was sent on an economy invoice.&nbsp; So PCGS gets to operate in the dark with no accountability on their internal practices when they make major mistakes.&nbsp;&nbsp; In a CA court I can definitely see a judge wanting to know what PCGS&#039; records on the coin are.&nbsp; And forget about contract boilerplate that companies try to use to shield them against consumer rights issues.&nbsp; No contract can operate outside state, federal constitutions or the UCC.&nbsp;&nbsp; If a customer wants you to give him a contract shielding them against liability if you do dangerous work for them and end up seriously injured in lieu of insurance a lawyer could circumvent the contract.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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