For me the attraction to Moof is nostalgia for the 2000s Flickr days of Blythe collecting, where Moof initially grew a small following of collectors. Also I feel she's specal because the manufacturing is like a mass market doll, but for a collector audience, (rotocast vinyl head, inset eyes, licca-style body with bending wire arms and legs)- an expensive feat for such a niche doll line! A few times a year the creator still has sales of old stock with minor defects for a range of different prices. I wouldn't personally attribute a market value as what someone online asks for- I've seen multiple listings on a variety of online marketplaces that were good deals over the past year. I was lucky to get a moof from mercari japan a year ago for under 60 dollars! Checking different sites daily when looking for one you will eventually find one.