I had a similar experience consigning there a long time ago.  I sent him a few modern posters, not very expensive but relatively expensive for modern.  After he received them, he suggested to list them in eBay auction, so I said OK.  One poster that I remember is a Death Proof quad (great poster, sold for about $100) and a few others for $50-$130 - about average market price, and the commission was 50%. 

I had a similar feeling about emails, also.  About 2 months after the sales, I messaged him for the payment and he sent it.  Not a great consigning experience, but at the time I had recently paid about 10 times more than market price on a handful of common posters from Cinemasterpieces - clearly I was a newbie to buying and selling.  In the long run, those deals compelled me to do a little homework, and essentially paid for themselves haha.

Thank you both.

I figured my plan for shipping was good, and you've confirmed my thoughts on how to do it.

Hi

I wanted to share my poor experience with this dealer


I consigned a poster, I sent buyer was found I agreed.
I Found out the money the money has paid yet.
 I had to send a chaser email requesting my funds
, is totally unprofessional I wonder how long my funds
were in his account earning interest before he decided to pay me.

He is very rude in emails

I got the star wars soundtrack proof poster at today's propstore auction. And this appears to actually be a signed off one so the people who don't like to call untrimmed posters with color bars proofs can still call this one a proof because it actually is one. Interestingly the date is late June 1977.

Cool pick up, I had never heard of this soundtrack poster before.  I didn't realize it was so rare until I read your post since it looks just like the OS style A.  Congrats.

I agree with Thierry that there were too many things on linen for my taste at Propstore today (as usual), but I did win a folded copy of The Black Cat (1941), a minor Universal horror title that is very scarce (especially in unbacked state).