A Counter-Strike 2 skin has been sold for $45,000 due to its extraordinary float value of 0.00000000010431, the lowest in the game’s history. In the dynamic world of Counter-Strike 2, an active skin market thrives, where notable sales often grab attention.

Previously, a player made headlines in January 2024 when they sold the Counter-Strike 2 AK-47 Case Hardened skin for over $1 million. This line is among the most sought after in the game due to its unique multicolored patterns, especially the rare Blue Gem variant. Another highly valued skin, the AWP Dragon Lore, can exceed $250,000 in excellent condition, according to DMarket.

The recent MAC-10 Bronzer skin made waves not for its rarity but for its extraordinarily low float value.

When Was the MAC-10 Bronzer Skin Released?

This skin debuted on March 31, 2025, as part of the Spring Forward update, as one of 28 skins in the Radiant Collection. Unlike some flashier skins, it features a simple bronze color and has a consumer rarity, which typically denotes a low value, normally just a few cents.

While the Bronzer skin isn’t the most visually striking in the Radiant Collection, it stands out due to its least float value, which significantly influences its market demand. Skins in Counter-Strike 2 can be appraised according to their float values; a closer proximity to 0.00 indicates higher quality regarding color and texture, while closer to 1.00 signifies more wear. Notably, the skin’s wear level doesn’t affect gameplay, only its cosmetic appearance.

On Twitter, a user named Yikspiks confirmed the Bronzer’s selling price, emphasizing that despite its common status among skins, its float value makes it a unique asset in the gaming community.