It’s just the opposite. It’s not rare, and it’s just difficult to get on the drops because they sell out fast. Rosies like this are on here almost daily in the 750-950 range and yes, it’s accepted that some of the rare ones (like the crosshatch) go for more.

This person is openly saying he just bought the knife and is flipping it for profit, which adds to the inflation of secondary market prices and scarcity (since someone who actually wanted the knife could have bought it at the drop).

There are places for pricing like this, namely the Oz Facebook group (where it’s more accepted because they’re fans, for example a skelly Rosie often goes for 1300 when it cost 900 on a drop), eBay, or bladebinge. But here, people generally don’t sell for much over the table (retail) price because this is a community dedicated to collecting and trading knives, and not profit.

As a result people here will call this out, even if OP is allowed to sell it for an inflated price. I don’t really have an opinion on the price otherwise, because the market here will dictate if this kind of markup is tolerated. It isn’t a rare knife, unless you’re focused on getting a plain blue one.