Doubt it...
The 24 9.0 LT sold for a low price also, then resold a week later for more than double.
The GPA data did nothing for it's value,so doubt this "off mark" sale will have any affect on a 22's value.
True, those kind of odd prices usually don't affect the short term sales, for people who see the GPA data.
They will affect the averages for the past year averages, and older data. Meaning beyond very recent data, most people do not inspect the longer term data for those odd prices. Most people look just at the yearly averages or the curve, which has those odd prices in them.
I appreciate the GPA price curves, but I wish they included much more data. CLink is a large enough neglected pool of data that GPA is flawed, factually flawed.
Ideally with the proper data, I'd like to see two price curves, similar to the one that GPA shows for each grade. There should be one that uses straight lines to connect actual prices on a time line. But the one I want to see is an interpolation of that data plot, one that smooths out the peaks. What GPA does now looks like an artistic curve from each price point to the next, which is not an interpolation. It's just pretty, I want the most useful data, not art.
That's why long ago I expressed a desire to see a competitor to GPA, somebody to step up and produce a more useful price curve. GPA is clearly satisfied with what they provide, they are not going to change it without being forced to. Regards,