ohnePixel’s CS2 Inventory

ohnePixel built a channel out of looking at other people’s skins, which makes his own inventory the obvious thing to point a valuation tool at. We did that on 22 October 2026 at 21:44 CEST, using the same CS2 Inventory Value Checker anyone can run on a public profile.

The result: $63,032.89 across 625 entries, or 767 items once stacks are counted, with a price on 380 of those entries.

Every figure below is a SkinsMonkey price from that moment, the same one you see when you trade here. That number is a floor, and the reason why is the interesting part of this inventory. The thing ohnePixel is known for collecting is the part no pricing tool touches.

Public valuation sites put the same inventory much higher, between roughly $156,000 and $164,000 in October 2026. The gap is about what each tool counts, not about our prices being low. On this account tournament stickers alone are worth more than everything our checker priced, and our checker prices no stickers at all. On the other inventories we have valued, donk’s, pashaBiceps’ and Neymar’s, our total lands close to the public figures, and on pashaBiceps’ it is higher.

Prices below are what each item was worth at the moment we checked, in the wear it exists in. The same finish in a different condition is a different price, and our explainer on wear levels covers how far apart those can sit.

Jump to: The ten most valuable items · What the total misses · Sixty-nine knives · How we checked it · What it means for prices

The Ten Most Valuable Items

One item carries a quarter of the whole inventory. The Factory New Butterfly Doppler Black Pearl at $15,420.35 is worth more than places two through seven combined, and it is the same finish that sits sixth in our ranking of the most expensive CS2 skins.

Below it, the Dragon Lore is a Battle-Scarred copy. A Factory New one would be worth roughly two and a half times as much, which is a useful illustration of why “he owns a Dragon Lore” is not a number.

The Katowice 2014 Stickers Are Missing From the Total

Of the 625 entries the checker returned, 245 came back without a price. Eight of them are loose Katowice 2014 stickers: 3DMAX, Ninjas in Pyjamas, Reason Gaming, Virtus.Pro Holo, mousesports Holo, Clan-Mystik Holo and two more from the same capsule.

Those stickers are the single most valuable category of object in competitive Counter-Strike collecting, and our checker prices none of them, because it values weapons, knives, gloves and agents rather than the sticker market. The same applies to the rest of the unpriced half of his inventory: 110 weapons, knives and gloves the tool holds no current price for, 41 stickers in total, 27 tournament coins, medals and pins, 20 Souvenir weapons, 20 graffiti, six passes, five patches, two charms, a music kit, and thirteen oddities including a C4 Explosive and a Sticker Slab.

So $63,032.89 is what his inventory is worth in the part of the market our tool covers. The part it does not cover is, in his specific case, the larger half: on public valuation sites his stickers alone are worth more than everything our checker priced. We would rather publish the number we can stand behind and tell you what it excludes than quote a total that depends on guesses.

Sixty-Nine Knives and Twenty-Six Pairs of Gloves

Counting the checker output, the inventory holds 69 knives and 26 pairs of gloves. Nobody needs 69 knives. That is a collection rather than a loadout: someone who buys knife models to show them on stream, with one of them equipped at a time.

Two of the ten most valuable items are Vanilla blades, the plain versions with no finish at all: a Karambit at $1,219.72 and an M9 Bayonet at $856.59. Vanilla knives occupy an odd corner of the market, since they are what the knife looks like with nothing applied and they still cost four figures, purely because the models are scarce in that state. Our ranking of the best CS2 knives goes through the models by animation, and our list of the cheapest knives shows where entry starts for everyone else.

The rest of the top ten is Karambits and M9 Bayonets in finishes a lot of players want and few own in good condition: Marble Fade in Factory New, Blue Steel and Crimson Web in Minimal Wear.

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How We Checked It

The profile is public, so anyone can repeat this.

Paste the profile link, the vanity name or the SteamID64 into the inventory checker and it reads the public inventory and prices what it can. For ohnePixel, the vanity URL is steamcommunity.com/id/ohnePixel, which resolves to SteamID64 76561198045277210. The account dates to July 2011 and sits at Steam level 667. His Steam display name changes every few months, so the profile link is the only stable way to find him.

What the tool prices: weapons, knives, gloves and other tradable items it has a current market price for, with the wear and any StatTrak or Souvenir marking taken into account. What it does not price: stickers, whether loose or applied to a weapon, souvenir packages, patterns and float. An item with no price contributes zero to the total rather than an estimate.

What happens with a private inventory: nothing. The tool cannot read it and returns no result, which is why public profiles are the only ones anybody can value.

We ran the same check six days earlier, on 16 October, and got $59,859.87. The $3,173.02 difference over six days is mostly knife and glove prices moving, not items changing hands.

What a Collection Like This Does to Prices

An inventory of 69 knives tells you something about where the money in this market actually sits. The top of the price list is held up by people who buy the same model repeatedly in different finishes, and that demand is concentrated on a handful of knife types. The Butterfly and the Karambit dominate his top ten, and they dominate our price rankings for the same reason.

For anyone building in the other direction, the practical lesson is about condition rather than finish. His Dragon Lore is Battle-Scarred and his Crimson Kimono gloves are Field-Tested, both bought in the condition that made sense for the money, while the one item he owns in Factory New is the one he clearly wanted most. Trading on SkinsMonkey works the same way at every level: pick the wear you can afford, put up the skins you have stopped looking at, and you pay the spread instead of new money.

Three of the items our checker priced

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Bottom line

The number our checker gives you is a floor, and on an inventory like this one the floor is the smaller half.

$63,032.89 is what ohnePixel's inventory was worth on 22 October 2026 in the part of the market our tool covers: 380 priced entries out of 625. The eight loose Katowice 2014 stickers, the 20 Souvenir weapons and the 217 other entries the checker left at zero are not guesses we are willing to publish, and in his specific case they are the larger half.

An inventory of 69 knives also tells you where the money in this market sits. The top of the price list is held up by people who buy the same model repeatedly in different finishes, and the Butterfly and the Karambit dominate his top ten for the same reason they dominate our price rankings.

For anyone building in the other direction, the practical lesson is about condition rather than finish. His Dragon Lore is Battle-Scarred and his Crimson Kimono gloves are Field-Tested, both bought in the condition that made sense for the money, while the one item he owns in Factory New is the one he clearly wanted most.

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