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CS2 Skins Wiki: All 1,349 Skins, Prices and Float Ranges

The SkinsMonkey CS2 Skins Wiki catalogues every Counter-Strike 2 skin in the game - over 1,349 weapon finishes plus knives, gloves, agents, cases, charms, music kits, patches, pins and graffiti, all pulled from the platform’s own live trading database. Each skin page shows the current price at all five wear levels, the skin’s exact float range, its rarity tier, release date and the cases it drops from, so you can check a skin’s value before you buy or trade it.

Last updated: September 2026

How many CS2 skins are there in total?

Counter-Strike 2 has 1,349 weapon finishes, 603 knives, 94 glove finishes and 63 agents listed in this wiki as of September 2026.

Last updated: September 2026

What is on every CS2 skin page?

Every skin page in the CS2 Skins Wiki carries six data points: price at each of the five wear levels, the skin’s float range, rarity tier, weapon type, release date and the cases that drop it.

• Price at each wear level, from Factory New to Battle-Scarred, with the number of listings available at that level.
• Float range - not every skin spans the full 0.00 to 1.00. The AWP | Dragon Lore, for example, only exists between 0.00 and 0.70.
• Rarity tier, weapon type and the finish’s main colours.
• Release date, the collection the skin belongs to, and which cases drop it.
• A short description of the weapon finish.
• Current active listing count, refreshed with the wiki’s price data.

What are the CS2 rarity tiers?

CS2 has 7 rarity tiers - Consumer Grade, Industrial Grade, Mil-Spec, Restricted, Classified, Covert and Contraband - plus the gold ★ Extraordinary tier that covers all knives and gloves.

Rarity is a guide to price, not a guarantee: float, pattern index and market demand can still move a CS2 skin well outside its tier’s usual range.

What is the Contraband tier?

Contraband is the rarest tier in CS2, and the only skin ever placed in it is the M4A4 | Howl. Valve pulled it from the drop pool in 2014 after a copyright dispute over its artwork. No new Howls enter circulation and new copies can only be obtained through trade, so supply can only shrink over time.

What does the gold ★ tier cover?

The gold ★ Extraordinary tier covers all knives and gloves in CS2, separating them from the colour-coded rarity tiers used for weapon skins. Both gloves and knives have the same rarity slot in cases.

What is float and how do wear levels work?

Float is a number from 0.00 to 1.00 that fixes a skin’s wear on five levels: Factory New 0.00–0.07, Minimal Wear 0.07–0.15, Field-Tested 0.15–0.38, Well-Worn 0.38–0.45 and Battle-Scarred 0.45–1.00.

Every skin’s pattern index (seed) also affects how it looks at a given float, so two skins at the same float can look different depending on their individual pattern.

Do all CS2 skins cover the full 0.00–1.00 float range?

No, each finish has its own float range set by the developers. The AWP | Dragon Lore runs 0.00–0.70, so it never appears above that value, while the AWP | Asiimov is capped even further, only existing in Field-Tested, Well-Worn and Battle-Scarred.

Is a 0.99 float rare?

Floats above 0.95 are less common than middle values, and traders are willing to pay a lot for both extremes - the lowest floats in Factory New and the highest in Battle-Scarred. A float gets assigned to a skin upon opening and can’t change over time.

What is a pattern index?

The pattern index (or seed) is a number that decides where the finish texture lands on the weapon model. A Case Hardened skin has 1,000 possible seeds, and the high-blue “blue gem” seeds trade at 10–100× the price of an ordinary seed of the same skin at the same float.

What is a blue gem?

A blue gem is a Case Hardened pattern with unusually high blue coverage on the weapon’s visible faces. These seeds are the most sought-after in the Case Hardened family, and some of the rarest and most expensive CS2 skins. Some of the rarest patterns include AK-47 | Case Hardened #661 and Karambit | Case Hardened #387, both worth extraordinary amounts of money.

How much do CS2 skins cost?

Prices in the CS2 Skins Wiki range from $0.05 to $49,000, as of September 2026. Keep in mind that the CS2 skins market is in a constant state of fluctuation, so prices listed are subject to change.

What are the most expensive CS2 skins right now?

The most expensive CS2 skins are generally the Case Hardened knives and rifles with rare blue patterns. An AK-47 | Case Hardened pattern #661 in StatTrak Factory New sold for over $1,000,000 in June 2024, and Souvenir AWP | Dragon Lore rifles with rare Katowice 2014 sticker crafts have sold for over $150,000. The unique Factory New Karambit | Case Hardened #387, the only copy of its kind, has drawn offers as high as $1,500,000, though its owner still claims that the bidder was trying to lowball them.

Why are CS2 skins so expensive?

The highest price tags result from a combination of demand and scarcity: uncommon pattern seeds, such as blue gems, have a fixed, non-renewable supply, tiers like Contraband and Covert have low or nil drop possibilities, and certain cases have been completely withdrawn from the game. On top of an already uncommon base skin, tournament-stamped stickers and StatTrak counters add even more rarity. All of this is sold on a market that many gamers view as a collecting category rather than a straightforward cosmetic buy, which plays its role in driving up the price even further.

Browse CS2 skins by category

The CS2 Skins Wiki splits into 14 categories: 7 weapon types and 7 item types.

Weapons

• Knives - 603 items
• Gloves - 94 items
• Pistols - 441 items
• Assault rifles - 336 items
• AWP - 52 items
• SMGs - 304 items
• Heavy weapons - 216 items

Other items

• Agents - 63 items
• Containers and cases - 281 items
• Charms - 918 items
• Music kits - 96 items
• Patches - 112 items
• Pins - 62 items
• Graffiti - 232 items

Skins are also grouped by colour, such as red, blue, green, pink, white, black and more, for browsing by finish rather than by weapon or category.

How do CS2 loadouts work?

A CS2 match loadout holds 15 weapon slots split into 3 groups: 5 pistols, 5 mid-tier weapons (SMGs and heavy weapons) and 5 rifles. Each slot can carry its own skin, so a full loadout is made up of several separate purchase or trade decisions rather than one. A complete loadout also includes a knife and gloves outside these 15 slots, which are consistently the most expensive and most personalized pieces of the loadout.

At the SkinsMonkey CS2 Wiki you can compare different weapon skins for each slot side by side, check their prices at every wear level, see which cases drop each skin, and more.