There was a similar glitch in a contest Kraft held back in the late 1980s. https://apnews.com/aa740ca43955c874dadb0394afc22940 https://apnews.com/aa740ca43955c

There was a similar glitch in a contest Kraft held back in the late 1980s. https://apnews.com/aa740ca43955c874dadb0394afc22940 https://apnews.com/aa740ca43955c874dadb0394afc22940 TLDR almost every piece was a winner instead of just a few rare ones. I managed to mail in a few pieces before the packages got recalled, I remember being in multiple class action suits and getting multiple waves of settlement checks and coupons for free food over the next few years. Obviously I was not going to get 4 vans, 12 bicycles, and 10 skateboards. Contests now regularly use the "Kraft Clause" to avoid this problem. https://www.lexology.com/library/detail.aspx?g=c742f572-f3e2-43cd-aa64-de47fbe1a926 https://www.lexology.com/library/detail.aspx?g=c742f572-f3e2... "“If due to a printing, production or other error, more prizes are claimed than are intended to be awarded for any prize level, the intended prizes will be awarded in a random drawing from among all verified and validated prize claims received for that prize level. In no event will more than the stated number of prizes be awarded.”