First you say the options should be trading at 2c and three and...

First you say the options should be trading at 2c and three and a half hours later you say they should be trading at 1c. If you're trying to get holders to sell, I think you'll have to try a little harder. Lol

I think they should be trading around 10c myself, but it doesn't matter what you or I think, does it?
The market is valuing them currently a around 5.5c which is purely time value, as the share price is currently below the exercise price of 20c (or out of the money). If the sp stayed under 20c until option expiry, then the option price would eventually go to zero. But with over 6 months remaining and the sp so close to 20c (the strike price), a small movement in the sp could easily cause the options to double in value. Hence the benefit and risk of playing with options.