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http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/9923930 ( offered 1.66)
http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/9875125 (offered 1.44)
http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/9595585 (sold for 1 ref)
only 6 on outpost, only 2 are unpainted: http://www.tf2outpost.com/search/95811953
Conclusion: given the offers, a new high end seems in order.
Seems a bit high, plus, the first link is not even a day old, and the offer has yet to be responded to. Doesn't really seem like "proof," more of a hunch.
so, only if it is sold, it will count as proof to you. If the owner declined the offer for 1.66, would it still not seem like "proof"?
If the owner declined 1.66, how would that make this suggestion look then? We know what the buyer is willing to pay, but we don't know if the seller will accept that.
Let me point this out: 1st and 2nd links are merely offers, YOU bought the one from the 3rd, and as you mentioned, only 2 are currently unpainted, but those 2 Headsets have only been given offers from Buyers, and neither has been responded to yet. Not to mention the fact of how recent they were...the second offer isn't even an hour old.
The offers are indeed new, i'll give you that. chances are because not alot of unpainted ones come around often.
But if the buyers are offering above the suggested value, how would that be a not be valid proof for a new high end? offers below the suggested price with no feedback would count as invalid proof. If the owner declines the offer, he's probably looking for higher offers. What reason would declned offers (above the suggested value) not count as valid proof?
Well, seeing as how arguing will only prolong this controversy, I'll just let you have your little fantasy where you get to sell your own for this amount. Good day.