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I guess I will be a minority of one on this issue and say that you should reimburse for grading fees.
When you listed the card you implicity represented that it was authentic and unaltered. That was proven not to be the case. Depending on the card (and we don't know what it was) you might have had a reasonable expectation that someone buying the card was going to have it graded. With grading so prevelant these days that could be a safe assumption especially if it was a high end or valuable card. If I were in your position I likely would reimburse for the fees. BTJM 
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