Please forgive me if my question sounds funny.
The facts: You placed a poster on ebay for $14,950 and it did not sell on ebay. You then state that you sold it (obviously privately after the auction ended and for a little less than your ebay price). You now ask mopo members to sell you another poster of the same title in the same email in which you inform them of your sale. Mopo members are aware of your asking price on ebay.
Logic: You are not going to pay a mopo member what you sold it for because if you were willing to pay that price then you would not have sold yours.
The question; Knowing the above, why would a mopo member sell you a fine copy for a lot less so you could pocket a huge profit or sell it again?
I can't understand your reasoning here.
Claude Litton
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