Isadora, an 18-year-old coin collector, walks into Corbin's Collectibles Store. Isadora identifies what she believes to be a coin that she is missing from her collection and asks Corbin how much he wants for, as Isadora put it, "that one-of-a-kind, rare coin." Corbin knows that the coin is actually a very nice, but far from unique, reproduction worth about 90 dollars. Seeking to capitalize on Isadora's misunderstanding, Corbin offers to sell the coin to Isadora for $400. Isadora happily buys the coin for $400. Has a legally enforceable agreement been made? No. Mutuality is not present. Yes. There has been an offer and an acceptance. No. Due to a lack of consideration, no legally enforceable agreement has been made. Yes. All elements of OACMCL are met. No. The price paid was well below quantum meruit