[DrMitchJ]

Well, it's certainly fair for now so kudos to them stepping up. It does stink though knowing if Bryant developed into something really special that card becomes a nice little rare gem that someone would pay dearly for.

Yeah, thinking the same.
I think Beckett got off easy. They should have given him the card and $300 AND the $200 of credit. The card, even in a lower grade still has future value.
When somebody F's-up your stuff due to their stupid negligence they should do much more than help that 'injured party' break even. IMO.

[woogie23]

I would say that card is worth an easy $500 as a 9.5/10 on a very bad day. I agree, Beckett got off easy imho.

My biggest question is why would Beckett keep the card?

[djohn]

The interesting thing will be to see if the card ends up on eBay, Beckett Auctions, or somewhere else. I would think that if the card sells for more than $300, then you might be a bit more pissed.

[PopSon5481]

I think that you did the best you could given the circumstances, but I think that Beckett keeping the card was a cheap shot on their part. Somebody that sends in as many cards as you do for grading is a customer that Beckett needs to treat properly.