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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Coinchemistry 2012, post: 2477726, member: 28107&quot;]In a 20 page thread, it is easy to lose track of the specific value of any claim, and you are right that attorney&#039;s fees would certainly eat up any recovery and that this would likely end up in small claims court.&nbsp; With that said, didn&#039;t one of the principals of CAC start a legal foundation to combat abuses in numismatics?&nbsp; If so I wonder if this is the type of case that they might consider if there are other potential plaintiffs and that the total amount of class claims could justify a class action suit. </p><p><br /></p><p>I would also be interested in seeing whether the OP might have success by filing complaints with regulatory agencies to try to pressure SEGS into a fair resolution while minimizing costs.&nbsp; My understanding is that the FTC&#039;s 1990 complaint against PCGS went beyond the investment language and there were allegations of false advertising.&nbsp; I wonder what the FTC (or Tennessee state consumer protection organizations) would think or whether it would care about this.&nbsp; SEGS is obviously a much smaller company with less of an influence on the market, but it strikes me as deceptive and false advertising to advertise a guarantee for all SEGS coin and to not honor the said guarantee.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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