Bingo!
As someone who bought resale recently (money is sitting at the Title Company, waiting for the sellers to get their notarized documents in), I can tell you what I was looking for: I wanted the resort I wanted first (BLT, no consideration for any other), but equally important was being able to use two years of points for a 2012 vacation. This eliminated a lot of listings where people had already borrowed their 2012 usage. I had no interest in putting my money up now, but waiting two years to get my full usage.
Price is probably a secondary concern for many resale buyers.....most are not financing and have enough cash to buy outright....so the difference in a few dollars a point is not a big deal on a 30+ year commitment. And they likely have a 2012 vacation in mind when buying. I immediately threw out contracts that were stripped, no matter the price.
So bottom line is if your contract is stripped of 2012 usage, I wouldn't count on it selling until your much closer to the points being available.
I ended up buying a contract a little above the going price because the contract was loaded with currently usable points: the sellers banked 2010 points (have to use by end of March 2012), plus I had them bank the 2011 points into 2012.