Sure,

check_date is one of the tags used to assess data reliability. It's usually set to the current date when re-verifying all the tags, but setting it to the past date helps to highlight the fact that the information may not be up-to-date. It prevents frustrated visitors and it also makes it easier for locals to find and re-verify the most problematic places, since those efforts add more value in terms of overall data quality improvement).

This particular place seems to be a lawyer office which was added by a currently inactive user back in 2014. The follow-up change sets are minor fixes and bot edits which can't justify bumping check_date any further.  This user seems to be interested in mapping Bitcoin-accepting places, and I'm pretty sure that this place is either doesn't exist or no longer accept bitcoins, which means that at least some tags are unreliable and this place needs to be re-verified on the ground by the locals. check_date makes it slightly easier for them to keep the data up-to-date.