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Explore some of the most coveted skins in the CS2 and CS:GO community, complete with their float values and market insights.
The legendary Dragon Lore is one of the most expensive and sought-after skins in CS2. Factory New versions with low float values can sell for thousands of dollars.
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The Contraband M4A4 Howl is one of the rarest skins due to its copyright controversy. Its unique status makes it a valuable collector's item in the CS2 economy.
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The Fire Serpent is a highly sought-after Covert AK-47 skin from the Operation Bravo Collection. Factory New versions are especially rare and valuable.
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The Asiimov is one of the most iconic AWP skins with its futuristic white, black, and orange design. The AWP Asiimov only comes in Battle-Scarred, Well-Worn, and Field-Tested variants.
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The Redline is a popular AK-47 skin known for its sleek black and red design. It's a favorite for sticker collectors and is often used as a canvas for valuable sticker combinations.
View DetailsFloat values determine the visual appearance and wear condition of weapon skins in Counter-Strike.
Float value is a number between 0 and 1 that determines how worn or damaged a skin appears in-game. Lower float values mean better condition, while higher values indicate more wear. Each skin is assigned a random float value when unboxed or dropped.
The float system was introduced by Valve in 2015 to add variety and collectibility to CS:GO skins. This system has been maintained in CS2, keeping the entire skin economy intact during the transition.
| Wear Category | Float Range | Visual Impact |
|---|---|---|
| Factory New (FN) | 0.00 - 0.07 | Minimal to no visible wear |
| Minimal Wear (MW) | 0.07 - 0.15 | Slight wear, minor scratches |
| Field-Tested (FT) | 0.15 - 0.38 | Moderate wear and scratches |
| Well-Worn (WW) | 0.38 - 0.45 | Heavy wear, significant scratches |
| Battle-Scarred (BS) | 0.45 - 1.00 | Extreme wear, heavy scratches |
Float values significantly impact skin prices. Lower float values (closer to 0) generally command higher prices, especially for rare or popular skins like the Dragon Lore or Crimson Web knives.
For high-tier items, a difference of just 0.01 in float value can result in price differences of hundreds or even thousands of dollars. This makes float value one of the most important factors in CS2 skin trading and collecting.
Certain "collector's float values" are especially valuable, such as 0.00x (three zeros), 0.000x (four zeros), or pattern-specific float values that produce unique appearances.
Common questions about CS2 and CS:GO float values and skin checking
To find a skin's inspect link:
The inspect link works for items in your inventory, on the Steam market, or in other players' inventories that are set to public.
Each skin in CS2 and CS:GO has a predetermined float range set by Valve. Some skins, like the AWP Asiimov, have a restricted float range (0.18 to 0.50), meaning they can never exist in Factory New or Minimal Wear condition.
This is an intentional design choice that affects the skin's rarity and market value. The AWP Asiimov, for example, only exists in Field-Tested, Well-Worn, and Battle-Scarred variants.
Certain skins develop unique visual characteristics at specific float values:
These special patterns often command significant price premiums over standard versions of the same skin.
A skin's float value is permanently assigned when it's first generated (through a case opening, trade-up, or drop) and never changes throughout its existence. The float value stays the same even when the skin is traded between players.
The transition from CS:GO to CS2 maintained all skin float values intact, preserving the established skin economy.
The most accurate way to check CS2 float values is through specialized tools like CSFloat that access Valve's API directly. Our tool provides precise float values to 10 decimal places, helping traders identify exact wear ratings and special patterns.
Simply paste your skin's inspect link into our checker for instant, accurate results that include float value, wear category, pattern index, and estimated market value.
Pattern indexes determine how a skin's texture is applied, creating unique variations. Certain patterns can significantly increase value:
Our float checker identifies valuable pattern indexes to help you understand your skin's true worth.
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