On the stash marketplace sales, the person paying 93 seems to be the one that resold it later for less; its likely best not to rely on those sales; especially since the belt sale on it goes against a raise of that magnitude I'd probably use 70 for the mini.

On the fruit:

The sale for the TC actually added 3 keys, so that would be lower. It also has 2 marketplace sales at 45$ and 49$ respectively (27 and 29 keys respectively at their key prices that day)

The tc has a couple of odd sales; it took 3 months to sell on scrap for 30:

https://backpack.tf/profiles/76561198850215243#!/compare/1575590400/1575676800

Buyer then flipped it with some adds for a smoking crones which was bought for a dbd billy (24) and some ref

https://backpack.tf/profiles/76561198074178367#!/compare/1575590400/1575676800

And then it sold for a c9 combustible?

https://backpack.tf/profiles/76561198040116942#!/compare/1576108800/1576195200

https://backpack.tf/profiles/76561198074178367#!/compare/1575676800/1576195200

Histories only match on the combust

So thats 2 sales lower than the scrap sale; at 30 that sale would be 27, so 35 is probably high on that.

All in all the sale will probably end up around the 140 mark.

The buyer from this sale listed at ~180 and already lowered to ~170 (which is taken at keys' current low conversion rate, at their regular rates it would be ~160 ish).

While the new sale supports the raise, his relisting also supports our initial concerns that 190 is really high (classic collector situation where the buyer ended up dumping it as huge overpay on something else).

At this point I would likely go with 90-140 if you wish to update it now (which may be a decent option given that a raise is clearly warranted), and otherwise you could close and wait for the seller to settle.