I’ll look for some sales Ernie, but the issue is that unopened sells at a huge premium to the contents of the pack, whether stars are showing or not. For example, a 1971 rack pack is valued at over $5K right now even with no stars showing. That is around $100 per card. It’s not based on the contents, but on the rarity of the pack itself. So with a star showing, you get a premium on top of that.
The same kind of thing is true of this die cut box. At north of $60K it is definitely selling for more than the per pack value.
Think about the hypothetical Ratz pack. If it existed, it would very likely be the only one. Isn’t that more valuable than a graded Ratz, of which there are a bunch?