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I had one of these a while ago and decided I'd try and make my first price suggestion. It should be an easy one since there are only two.
Proof for low end is the same provided for the current price (should I copy and paste it here or does that go against any rule?).
Proof for the high end is in my closed trade ---> http://www.tf2outpost.com/trade/13154451
In two weeks I got lots of interest. Offers were often in the 3-3.5 bud unusual range (blizz tree / green energy texas tin gallon/ 1 bud + O.fire tyrolean) and managed 3 buds and 8 keys pure (which I traded for)(buds were 23 keys in that time if I recall correctly).
history screen shots:
http://tinypic.com/r/15p5qav/5
http://tinypic.com/r/15xlvo7/5
Yeah, uh, actually, you should try ones with more on the market if you want an easy one. All you'd have to do is look at what they sell for, record it, and post.
Anyways, everything else aside, you need at least two solds to change a price. Sorry.
Well, there is proof of two being sold one of which was the one to inspire the first price suggestion.
You should take a pic of your inventory history
Yeah I should have thought of that. Working on it thanks.
Aside from that is there anything else you think is missing?
If any of those offers are higher than 3.3 buds (your sold price) then i think they should be included in the range as the high-end (But i'm not sure cause I'm new to unusuals)
And 8 keys is more of 3.4 instead of 3.3 just so you know but it shouldn't matter too much
I factored unusual overpay so I just kept the pure price.
updated with inventory proof
EDIT:
How do I know how the votings going?
You don't, because that would be cheap.
The old price was set with one trade, and your suggested range is based on two sales. I think a range is slightly better, and two trades beats one trade for setting a price.