Any Ideas On Who I Could Trust With A Modern High Value Coin

sorry folks..Im at work right now. I will definitely be posting a picture tomorrow..basically its a PR70 from PCGS of a 2016 ASE. Its obvious on the coin that the rim is a misstrike. I will be posting toorrow

Awesome story, clairhardesty, and great to meet another female collector.

Jason, even if you used your real name as your handle, it's common enough I doubt anyone could track you down. I am also really curious to see your coin and hear what the experts here have to say. And by the way, even if they shoot you down, you're not alone. I'm a new collector and if you look you'll see I've posted more than one "mint error" that wasn't.

Also, even if it is a mint error, it may not really push the value up as much as you think. My first buy was a 1938 d/d Buffalo nickel, graded MS64 by ANACS. I paid $65 because it had beautiful toning that caught my eye. PCGS says that was more than the coin is worth. Someone did pay $3,760 for one graded MS68 at auction, but that appears to be an outlier value, and even that, while a pretty bit of change, won't pay the mortgage for long. I've seen coins posted here that are worth quite a bit more than that, so if some crook wanted to go after someone here to steal their treasure, you'd have to stand in line!

Long story short, lemme see! If someone does say you have a zillion dollar coin, you can hustle it to a safe deposit box long before anybody could find you. Keeping my fingers crossed you have a real winner!

So here are the pictures folks. I included both the front and back, and the geotagging is off so I'm good. Quick background, this is my first supposedly perfect proof coin Ive bought yet, although I have bought more expensive coins.

This PR70 ASE I got for about $88 from APMEX.com. Both front and back. The misstrike is on the front of the coin and its looks pretty obvious. Right above the R and there is a double rim that extends down to the sun. Also, past the R there is a slight double rim in the other direction, although the picture doesn't really show it as I didnt tilt the coin and I dont have the best smartphone camera.

Looking at the coin further, although the picture shows it poorly, there is also a sort of double rim under even the 2016. You can see the knurl right about lady liberty's head.
Im certainly no expert but I have two questions. How could PCGS grade such a coin as PR70 to begin with? And two should I send it back to APMEX and get my money back, or is this possibly really something to have professionally examined.

No error expert....slightly Miss-Aligned Die (MAD)?

TPG's use a 7x loupe, no matter what. I'm not an expert, but I have been here to be taught by coop, john, mike, and ken, and also John wexler. This could be something. If you get better pictures of the area in question, we might be able to determine whats up. And don't get your hopes up, because it could be a problem with the holder itself

So guess what..the last comment made me think a little bit and guess what...its the plastic casing...if you tilt it almost as if your looking at the side of the slab,,you can see that its an imperfection of the casing..I used my engineering brain to remember to question everything..

sorry for getting everyones hopes up.... :(