AKA: WHAT WOULD CHARLIE CHAN DO?

I'm wondering what others' thoughts are on a situation I'm in. I've run
a one-sheet for CHARLIE CHAN IN DOCKS OF NEW ORLEANS on EBAY the last 2
weeks. First off, I ran it as a featured item with a price starting
around $250. It didn't sell. Then, I ran it as a regular listing with a
starting price of $175. and a Buy It Now of $195. It still didn't sell.
Feeling frustrated and as if I had wildly miscalculated the value of
the poster, I decided to go for broke and start it out at $.99. (that
is, under a dollar). So far the poster is at about $10. which seems
laughable but who knows what this thing is really worth (maybe it
really is an unimportant title in the Charlie Chan canon). In the
meanwhile, a buyer has e-mailed me and said he meant to get in touch
with me a few weeks back after the featured auction and if I pulled it,
he would send me an immediate payment of $130. My thought on this is
that the corrrect thing to do is to just let the auction run its course
and advise him to bid accordingly. What do people here think?

Here's the link:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?
ViewItem&category=2321&item=7522426572

Thanks, Channing Thomson in San Francisco

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