Cosmetic condition listed on Genius Bar Work Authorization

I wanted to check the status of my battery order, so went back to my "work authorization" e-mail from the Apple Store. I didn't see a way to check status, but I did notice this for the first time on the work order:

"Cosmetic Condition: Display has light wear, enclosure has some scratches and case debris, no sign of liquid damage."

My phone is actually in mint condition, without a mark on it. I have no idea why the person who helped me would have described it like this. Is this a generic condition description they put on by default, or do I need to take this up with them before I hand in the phone? I'd like to challenge them to find any flaw in its condition, but I don't want to have to go back to the end of the line to do it.

Has anyone else noticed this or had to deal with it? I assume they do this so that if something horrible happens to my phone, they can be justified in giving me a less than perfect refurbished unit, but I would hate to think they are deliberately misrepresenting the condition of my phone. So I guess I would feel a little better about them if this were a default condition description.

Thanks.