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yes, i know i have one. but i have good proof.
Sellers:
Link 1: http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/8915643
Link 2: http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/8586177 (1 bud B/O)
Link 3: http://bazaar.tf/trade/155937 (Mine, C/O-1 bud 1 key)
Link 1 offers:
By h5z: bubbling front runner (1.2-1.6 buds)
The person who's c/o'd on your trade doesn't seem to have buds in his bp (or more than 8 pure really) http://backpack.tf/profiles/76561198079475349 so I'm not sure that's valid. Link 1 has only the front runner and you need to account for unusual overpay, link 2 has a couple accepted offers of 1 pure, not sure if it was sold or not. Just so ya know b/os don't count as proof of high end.and I am not overly convinced with this proof.
link 2 has an accepted offer of 1 bud and the guy who was offering on my trade said he is gonna buy the bud sometime this week, but ill probably still reject his offer, seeing that it is an expired hat and he isn't paying the high price. also lets say the front runner is 1.4 buds, that is a 10.8 key overpay, and he still rejected it.
You would probably use 1.1-1.2 for the front runner. I would wait until you sell/some one else sells to get better proof of the high end. And I mentioned the accepted offers of 1 bud on link 2 but the history is unclear on whether or not he actually sold for that.
like you said, unusual overpay, which is why i did 1-1.1 buds. also there is a trade @1 bud and 1 bud 1 key, which shows they are WILLING to buy for that price. link 2 shows that the guy got a better offer so he retracted his previous offer of 1 bud
nice unusual btw
3 on the market