If it's a tested working tube putting out more than the minimum rated power then anywhere from $100-$200. IIRC Meredith Instruments sells them new for $200. They are more common and hence cheaper than yellow or orange, but still far more rare than red.
Yes the power requirements do not vary by wavelength, but physically larger tubes do require higher voltage than smaller ones and the low gain "other color" HeNe tubes are much larger for a given output power. A 2mW GreNe will be about the size and power requirement as a 7-10mW red. Sam's FAQ does have a fairly large listing of HeNe tube characteristics and power requirements. An educated guess is 2800V 6.5mA with a 75 Ohm ballast resistor.
I just bought one from Sam (Laser Faq) for the same price but a different series Melles Groit. It seems like a good deal but keep in mind the power supply could run another $50-100 or more.
If you keep an eye out, you can find a reasonably priced power supply. Several months ago I bought a 1mW HeNe head and lab PSU for $10 on ebay. The PSU turned out to be the wrong one for that little head and I use it with one of my green heads.
I got my green HeNe for $95 shipped with PSU. I had to spend about another 20 or so in parts to rig up a power adapter to feed the 12v HV PSU. Works great except the tube is sealed in a head so no plasma goodness for me (yet).
You might be able to trade it for a bare tube. Personally I prefer the nice aluminum heads because the tube is protected, otherwise I just have to find something to mount the tube in to use it. A $10 red tube looks just about the same as an expensive green tube as far as plasma goes.