Skeleton Knife
★ Skeleton Knife | Case Hardened
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$539.36
Item Details
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About This Skin
Description
The ★ Skeleton Knife | Case Hardened features a skeletonized tang design with a taped handle for better grip. Its unique hole allows for added stability and safety by threading a finger through. This knife is color case-hardened using wood charcoal at high temperatures, making it a bold and vibrant choice. A splash of color always enhances any collection!
History
The ★ Skeleton Knife | Case Hardened debuted in CS2 on November 18, 2019, as part of the Fracture Case linked to the "Operation Shattered Web" update.
Origin
The ★ Skeleton Knife | Case Hardened is available by opening either the Fracture Case or the Shattered Web Case. This skin is not included in any collections.
Popularity
The ★ Skeleton Knife | Case Hardened boasts a 95% popularity rating, making it one of the most sought-after items in CS2. This popularity is determined by daily sales volume and the skin's price.
Rarity
The ★ Skeleton Knife | Case Hardened is among 428 unique Knife skins. With its Covert rarity, this skin is an ultra-rare drop, boasting an estimated drop chance of only 0.26%.
Availability
The ★ Skeleton Knife | Case Hardened is a premium skin priced between $354.67 and $1,170.79. Thankfully, it is now readily available for purchase across various markets.
Versions
The float value of the ★ Skeleton Knife | Case Hardened ranges between 0.00 and 1.00, allowing it to be found in all exteriors. Each exterior also has a StatTrak version available for the Case Hardened.
Finish Style
The ★ Skeleton Knife | Case Hardened features a unique "Patina" style with a durable Case Hardened finish. This finish results from a chemical reaction that creates a hardened shell on the metal. In real life, similar techniques like case hardening, cold bluing, and acid forced patinas are used. The appearance of the Case Hardened finish varies based on its pattern index. Note that this skin utilizes the old legacy model.
