say what? thanks for your input

Deans was not always overpriced, they used to have good prices and free shipping, haven't bought from him in a while though.

I just had a terrible experience online with a dealer, had a card missing from my order and they ignored all of my emails, finally after writing a letter and threatening to do a charge back, I got a response. They lost a customer forever.

For the life of me I can't figure out their current listings--ending tonight--with dozens of SGC and PSA t206s marked "SW" and going for double price. They even have their own numbers for each card. What's up with that? SW?

Example:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1909-T206-Pi...item5d4436d92a

SW means they hope there is a Sucker Waiting to pay double the price of what the card should normally sell for.

One sucker landed... probably a 3-4x markup on this one:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/400576403665

I'm serious, tho--what does "SW" seem to mean, along with his numbering the cards. Mark-up much more than usual so must feel it means SOMETHING.

If you look in his Item Specifics it looks like it means Sweet Cap

sw
 

That is a Piedmont not a sweet cap.

SW means "some wrinkles".