I'd gladly purchase this for $50, which is right in between median & high price.

How can 112 people own this if there were only 100 made? Does anyone know the true figures for this?

Loads more than 100. We bought 6 to sell in the UK and copies have cropped up fairly often. I'd say more like 500. Maybe there was 100 for band camp?

People who may have sold this might not have removed it fm their collection.

I've heard (not necessarily for this record, but with record pressing in general) that sometimes when a band/label orders eg. 100 records, sometimes a slightly larger number may be pressed and sent back from the plant (maybe due to plants pressing so many thousands of records all the time, not every pressing number will always be perfect due to human/computer error, etc.). I can't remember which record I saw this with, but it was a hand numbered record that people owned copies that were numbered higher than the advertised pressing number, if that makes sense (eg. numbered 105/100). Not sure that this happened here, but it is possible that Flightless received slightly more than they ordered and advertised. Or people are pretending to have it and don't which is also very possible. This record was advertised by Flightless to be limited to 100.