I agree with that, but for now the only people I know that have one are at the least, decently wealthy. Just like in real life, if there is something that people would want but there are not a whole bunch of them, then the people who do own them get to set the price. For example... If I were to own the highest priced painting in the world which as of now is Paul Cezanne's "The Card Player's" which sold for 250 million, I would set the price high. 250 million in my opinion is a fucking retarded amount to ever pay for a painting. But the thing is, someone agreed to pay that much for it, even though it will just sit on a wall for years and years.
The bottom line I think to this Price Check is that there is no definite answer. If I'm ever to sell the bell, it wont have a set price, I'll let it go as high as the buyers want it to go. The price will be based on how much they buyer wants it. 2.5 mil is just a standard price, who's to say it couldn't fetch more.....or less?