Quote Originally Posted by Michael Keller View Post
The bottom line is that I don't think these "collectors" would get anything out of a RL abolishment sue, because they would need - like Safety mentioned - proof that they've incurred damages upon receipt of the cards they own and that it was actually because of the RL abolishment they lost money. Good luck with that.
It's called circumstantial evidence. If there's an immediate price dip right after the RL abolishment announcement happens that can easily be enough to carry the day in court.

The proof is simple as printing screenshots of market prices before and after the announcement.