Yep, that makes sense to me (i.e., they take time to determine what the perceived value is and jack the price up if they think that the benefit outweighs the cost of the collectors they'll price out). I just find it unlikely that they would get that information here ad hoc, from people speculating (except insomuch as it confirms what the data is already telling them). In almost every thread where price comes up, someone will speculate high and at least one and in many cases more people will post that x $ amount will price them out of the hobby. I just don't think that they'd base pricing off idle speculation on internet chat forums. It's an interesting business, though, since so much is based off of perceived value. Really wish we did have more insight into the real costs and how pricing is set on these figures.
I will pay no less than $10,000.00, son!