All Consumer Grade Skins
Consumer Grade skin prices
There are 200 Consumer Grade skins in CS2. Consumer Grade is the second of the eight CS2 rarity grades, above Stock and below Industrial Grade. In Factory New, Consumer Grade skins cost from $0.01 for the FAMAS | Byproduct to $25 for the Tec-9 | Bamboo Forest. Consumer Grade skin prices are down 4.7% over 30 days. Prices are the lowest asks on BUFF, Youpin, CSFloat and Steam as of .
- Skins
- 200
- Market value
- $9.6MEach skin at its best wear
- 7-day change
- -1.2%
- 30-day change
- -4.7%
- Listings
- 402,915Each skin at its best wear
Most expensive and cheapest Consumer Grade skins
In Factory New, the Tec-9 | Bamboo Forest is the most expensive Consumer Grade skin and the FAMAS | Byproduct the cheapest. The Tec-9 | Bamboo Forest has the largest market value: its Factory New copies are worth $2.1 million. Over 7 days, the Sawed-Off | Crimson Batik (Factory New) rose the most, up 100%, and the FAMAS | Byproduct (Factory New) fell the most, down 50%.
| Measure | Skin | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Most valuable | Tec-9 | Bamboo Forest (Factory New) | $2.1M |
| Most expensive | Tec-9 | Bamboo Forest (Factory New) | $25 |
| Cheapest | FAMAS | Byproduct (Factory New) | $0.01 |
| Largest supply | Five-SeveN | Coolant (Factory New) | 1,934,021 |
| Most listings | SSG 08 | Sans Comic (Factory New) | 12,340 |
| Biggest 7-day gain | Sawed-Off | Crimson Batik (Factory New) | +100% |
| Biggest 7-day loss | FAMAS | Byproduct (Factory New) | -50% |
Price bands
| Price | Skins |
|---|---|
| under $10 | 154 |
| $10 to $100 | 45 |
| $100 to $1,000 | 1 |
Supply and liquidity
Counting each skin at its best wear, Consumer Grade skins have 32,321,026 copies in supply worth $9.6 million, and 402,915 of them are listed for sale. Their sales came to $39,543 over the past 7 days. 119 Consumer Grade skins are very liquid or better and 30 are very illiquid or worse.
| Liquidity | Skins |
|---|---|
| Extremely liquid | 67 |
| Very liquid | 52 |
| Liquid | 23 |
| Moderate | 16 |
| Illiquid | 12 |
| Very illiquid | 24 |
| Extremely illiquid | 6 |
How these numbers are measured
Each Consumer Grade skin counts once, at its best wear: Factory New where it has one, otherwise the lowest-float wear it comes in. Market value multiplies each Consumer Grade skin's supply by its price. The Consumer Grade index follows Consumer Grade skin prices on BUFF, Youpin, CSFloat and Steam, weighting each item in its basket by price. It caps any one item at between 2.5% and 7.5% of the Consumer Grade basket, depending on how many items it holds, and rebuilds that basket every Monday. At 201.9 points on , it is 80% below its January 2024 start of 1000. The CS2 price API returns every Consumer Grade skin price on each marketplace in one request.
What is the CS2 rarity order?
The eight CS2 rarity grades run Stock, Consumer Grade, Industrial Grade, Mil-Spec Grade, Restricted, Classified, Covert and Contraband, from the most common to the rarest.
What is the most expensive Consumer Grade skin?
The Tec-9 | Bamboo Forest, at $25 in Factory New. It also has the largest market value: its Factory New copies are worth $2.1 million.
What is the cheapest Consumer Grade skin?
The FAMAS | Byproduct, at $0.01 in Factory New. 154 Consumer Grade skins cost under $10 at their best wear.
How much do Consumer Grade skins cost?
Most cost under $10 at their best wear: 154 Consumer Grade skins.
Are Consumer Grade skin prices going up or down?
Down: the Consumer Grade index fell 4.7% over 30 days. Over 7 days, the FAMAS | Byproduct (Factory New) fell the most, down 50%.