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Well, I've been following this unusual for a long time, I still don't know exactly how to show "evidence" to support my suggestion, so I can only leave my experience in the few months that I was hunting this unusual.
-I have only seen 2 occasions where this unusual was published for less than 37 keys and they bought it quickly
-I bought mine for 45 keys in overpay (40 keys + 1 unusual taunt value in 5 keys in b/o) [proof 1]
-STN shows supply and demand a little better (https://stntrading.eu/item/tf2/Unusual+Jellyfish+Jam+Brothers+in+Blues)
In my personal opinion it is somewhat unfair to pay less than 30 keys for an unusual one that only exists 39 of this effect, I still don't understand what the buy orders are based on, most (if not all) are from bots that do not exceed 30 keys.
Also my suggestion is based on the probabilities of jellyfish effects, with Jellyfish Jam being the most common and Jellyfish Field being the rarest.
Possibly my arguments are not adequate or sufficient to fully support my suggestion, I will be happy to receive your feedback, for the moment this is my suggestion on the price, have an excellent 2024.
Proof 1: https://imgur.com/a/eI54M3s
you shouldn't be creating a range based off a single sale.
also for the sale you have provided, please include screenshots showing the effects of each unusual as well and if required a mini may need to be created for the taunt (if it is outdated)
there have also been other sales in these histories:
https://backpack.tf/item/13561787716
https://backpack.tf/item/13278101599
https://backpack.tf/item/13262240243
here it is:
-https://imgur.com/a/4EGUw5r
-https://backpack.tf/item/12299904021
-https://backpack.tf/item/13832182545
I would also like to know if there is a page or any backpack.tf function to see the sales of items and know what items were in those sales?
you can view the bp compare links of both buyer/seller around the date the item moved and check for nearest ID and item history matches between the 2 users to indicate what the item sold for/with
you can have a look at other open/accepted suggestions as examples for what sort of evidence is required / can be gathered
I understand, I will take it into account next time and read the rules and suggestions in more detail to make suggestions.
thank you
feel free to close this one for now and then you can re-suggest with the corrections / additional sales provided