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Problem is, I think, that the market is extremely limited, not, as such, that you're pricing it to high... A bit more attention to components and finishing kit could make all the difference. Matching rims for instance, bars and crankset, let alone stem, pedals, break and so on.
In my opinion it's an incomplete build; you've put your life and soul into constructing this truly unique frame, and then kinda randomly put it together with whatever you had at hand, at least that's how it looks.
Admittedly it's not my thing, but I love it in its own right. However most collectors, or so I should imagine, would probably expect more. Basically you wouldn't buy a Picasso either, thinking a lick of paint here and a lick of paint there and I can fix that... Same principle applies here.