A Classified mid-tier pistol that attracts steady attention from collectors and players alike. Demand tightens at the clean end while the bulk of listings live in a compressed lower band, so pick your float and variant carefully before pulling the trigger on a cashout.
A Classified mid-tier pistol that attracts steady attention from collectors and players alike. Demand tightens at the clean end while the bulk of listings live in a compressed lower band, so pick your float and variant carefully before pulling the trigger on a cashout.
This sits squarely in the mid bracket among pistols: not a grail, not budget trash. For a seller that means steady interest but selective buyers - expect patient takers who care about float and StatTrak more than headline rarity.
The ladder tilts hard toward the clean end with a noticeable premium there and a shallower run through the more worn copies. Clean copies sell to a smaller, serious buyer pool while the rest trade in a much tighter band.
Listed prices routinely overstate what you net because active asks include premium ambitions and platform fees. Factor in the common gap between list and cashout; sticker price is the conversation starter, not your final figure.
Mid-range wears give the most skin-for-skin value; you get solid looks without paying the clean-end premium. Past a certain cleanliness the payout stops compensating for the smaller buyer pool, so aim to sell before you chase the top tier unless you have a very clean copy.
Floats span the entire spectrum for this finish, so two copies can look and price like different weapons. Float discipline matters: scanning for the right band will save you time and avoid holding weak listings.
There is no pattern-driven premium here to complicate pricing. With no seed story to tell, price is float-first and sticker treatments or stickers, not pattern quirks.
StatTrak copies sit on a parallel curve and pull distinct buyers; the ST version trades with its own buyer logic and thinner supply. Expect a meaningful spread versus normal copies driven by collector demand and gameplay preference.
This pistol is a drop from the Operation Breakout Weapon Case, tying its supply to that case's circulation. That origin keeps it in steady rotation among Breakout Collection pieces and defines the long tail of available copies.
Cyan accents over a Patina finish give the model a worn-cool vibe that reads well in-game under most lighting. Valve's design keeps it recognizable at range and the cyan pop helps it stand out in pistol duels.
The arc has been up hard over the longer window but shows a recent sharp pullback. That combo suggests re-rating interest long term with short-term sellers moving inventory after a pullback.
Mislabeling StatTrak as normal or ignoring float bands are the usual traps here. Also watch the ask-versus-cashout gap and don't assume the clean premium will liquidate quickly unless the copy is very clean.
Players respect the skin for its look and pro ties - KRIMZ, Happy, and NiKo have given it visibility - which keeps consistent bidder interest. Sentiment is solid; it isn't flashy, but it trades reliably with collectors and players who like the patina aesthetic.
