CS2 Collections
106 skinsA collection is the named set a weapon finish belongs to.
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2025 Community Sticker Collection — #2 in demand 
Broken Fang Agents — #3 in demand 
Character Craft Sticker Pack — #4 in demand 
CS:GO Graffiti #2 Collection — #5 in demand 
CS:GO Graffiti #3 Collection — #6 in demand 
Dr Boom Charm Collection — 
Elemental Craft Sticker Pack — 
Limited Edition Item — 
Missing Link Charm Collection — 
Missing Link Community Charm Collection — 
Operation Riptide Agents — 
Shattered Web Agents — 
Small Arms Charm Collection — 
Sugarface 2 Sticker Collection — 
The 2018 Inferno Collection — 
The 2018 Nuke Collection — 
The 2021 Dust 2 Collection — 
The 2021 Mirage Collection — 
The 2021 Train Collection — 
The 2021 Vertigo Collection — 
The Achroma Collection — 
The Alpha Collection — 
The Ancient Collection — 
The Anubis Collection — 
The Arms Deal 2 Collection — 
The Arms Deal 3 Collection — 
The Arms Deal Collection — 
The Ascent Collection — 
The Assault Collection — 
The Aztec Collection — 
The Baggage Collection — 
The Bank Collection — 
The Blacksite Collection — 
The Boreal Collection — 
The Bravo Collection — 
The Breakout Collection — 
The Cache Collection — 
The Canals Collection — 
The Chop Shop Collection — 
The Chroma 2 Collection — 
The Chroma 3 Collection — 
The Chroma Collection — 
The Clutch Collection — 
The Cobblestone Collection — 
The Control Collection — 
The CS20 Collection — 
The Danger Zone Collection — 
The Dead Hand Collection — 
The Dreams & Nightmares Collection — 
The Dust 2 Collection — 
The Dust Collection — 
The eSports 2013 Collection — 
The eSports 2013 Winter Collection — 
The eSports 2014 Summer Collection — 
The Falchion Collection — 
The Fever Collection — 
The Fracture Collection — 
The Gallery Collection — 
The Gamma 2 Collection — 
The Gamma Collection — 
The Genesis Collection — 
The Glove Collection — 
The Gods and Monsters Collection — 
The Graphic Design Collection — 
The Harlequin Collection — 
The Havoc Collection — 
The Horizon Collection — 
The Huntsman Collection — 
The Inferno Collection — 
The Italy Collection — 
The Kilowatt Collection — 
The Lake Collection — 
The Militia Collection — 
The Mirage Collection — 
The Norse Collection — 
The Nuke Collection — 
The Office Collection — 
The Operation Broken Fang Collection — 
The Operation Hydra Collection — 
The Operation Riptide Collection — 
The Overpass 2024 Collection — 
The Overpass Collection — 
The Phoenix Collection — 
The Prisma 2 Collection — 
The Prisma Collection — 
The Radiant Collection — 
The Recoil Collection — 
The Revolution Collection — 
The Revolver Case Collection — 
The Rising Sun Collection — 
The Safehouse Collection — 
The Shadow Collection — 
The Shattered Web Collection — 
The Snakebite Collection — 
The Spectrum 2 Collection — 
The Spectrum Collection — 
The Sport & Field Collection — 
The St. Marc Collection — 
The Train 2025 Collection — 
The Train Collection — 
The Vanguard Collection — 
The Vertigo Collection — 
The Wildfire Collection — 
The Winter Offensive Collection — 
The X-Ray Collection — 
Trolling Graffiti Collection — 2025 Community Sticker Collection — — — — Broken Fang Agents — — — — Character Craft Sticker Pack — — — — CS:GO Graffiti #2 Collection — — — — CS:GO Graffiti #3 Collection — — — — Dr Boom Charm Collection — — — — Elemental Craft Sticker Pack — — — — Limited Edition Item — — — — Missing Link Charm Collection — — — — Missing Link Community Charm Collection — — — — Operation Riptide Agents — — — — Shattered Web Agents — — — — Small Arms Charm Collection — — — — Sugarface 2 Sticker Collection — — — — The 2018 Inferno Collection — — — — The 2018 Nuke Collection — — — — The 2021 Dust 2 Collection — — — — The 2021 Mirage Collection — — — — The 2021 Train Collection — — — — The 2021 Vertigo Collection — — — — The Achroma Collection — — — — The Alpha Collection — — — — The Ancient Collection — — — — The Anubis Collection — — — — The Arms Deal 2 Collection — — — — The Arms Deal 3 Collection — — — — The Arms Deal Collection — — — — The Ascent Collection — — — — The Assault Collection — — — — The Aztec Collection — — — — The Baggage Collection — — — — The Bank Collection — — — — The Blacksite Collection — — — — The Boreal Collection — — — — The Bravo Collection — — — — The Breakout Collection — — — — The Cache Collection — — — — The Canals Collection — — — — The Chop Shop Collection — — — — The Chroma 2 Collection — — — — The Chroma 3 Collection — — — — The Chroma Collection — — — — The Clutch Collection — — — — The Cobblestone Collection — — — — The Control Collection — — — — The CS20 Collection — — — — The Danger Zone Collection — — — — The Dead Hand Collection — — — — The Dreams & Nightmares Collection — — — — The Dust 2 Collection — — — — The Dust Collection — — — — The eSports 2013 Collection — — — — The eSports 2013 Winter Collection — — — — The eSports 2014 Summer Collection — — — — The Falchion Collection — — — — The Fever Collection — — — — The Fracture Collection — — — — The Gallery Collection — — — — The Gamma 2 Collection — — — — The Gamma Collection — — — — The Genesis Collection — — — — The Glove Collection — — — — The Gods and Monsters Collection — — — — The Graphic Design Collection — — — — The Harlequin Collection — — — — The Havoc Collection — — — — The Horizon Collection — — — — The Huntsman Collection — — — — The Inferno Collection — — — — The Italy Collection — — — — The Kilowatt Collection — — — — The Lake Collection — — — — The Militia Collection — — — — The Mirage Collection — — — — The Norse Collection — — — — The Nuke Collection — — — — The Office Collection — — — — The Operation Broken Fang Collection — — — — The Operation Hydra Collection — — — — The Operation Riptide Collection — — — — The Overpass 2024 Collection — — — — The Overpass Collection — — — — The Phoenix Collection — — — — The Prisma 2 Collection — — — — The Prisma Collection — — — — The Radiant Collection — — — — The Recoil Collection — — — — The Revolution Collection — — — — The Revolver Case Collection — — — — The Rising Sun Collection — — — — The Safehouse Collection — — — — The Shadow Collection — — — — The Shattered Web Collection — — — — The Snakebite Collection — — — — The Spectrum 2 Collection — — — — The Spectrum Collection — — — — The Sport & Field Collection — — — — The St. Marc Collection — — — — The Train 2025 Collection — — — — The Train Collection — — — — The Vanguard Collection — — — — The Vertigo Collection — — — — The Wildfire Collection — — — — The Winter Offensive Collection — — — — The X-Ray Collection — — — — Trolling Graffiti Collection — — — — Price = cheapest ask with buyer fees included · Sold/day = trades across all tracked markets · snapshot Jul 9 · How we price →
About Collections
Every skin in CS2 is filed under exactly one collection, shown by a small collection icon on the inspect screen, and that grouping is what determines how the skin drops, what rarity tiers exist around it, and which items it can turn into through a trade-up contract. Collections range from a handful of finishes to dozens, and each one has its own fixed ladder of rarities running from Consumer (white) up to Covert (red), with knife and glove sets sitting in the gold Exceedingly Rare tier.
Collections matter for two practical reasons. First, they control drops: case collections only come out of their matching weapon case (and need a key), map collections drop free at the end of competitive games on those maps, and operation collections were tied to active operations. Second, they control trade-ups: the 10 inputs you feed a contract must share a rarity, and the output is pulled only from the collections those inputs belong to, so knowing a collection's contents is the difference between a profitable contract and a wasted one.
How a collection is sourced
There are several distinct collection sources, and the source decides how you obtain anything in it. Case collections (Chroma, Spectrum, Prisma, Recoil, Kilowatt, the Arms Deal sets, and so on) drop as a sealed case that you must open with a matching key; these are the only collections that contain knives or gloves in the gold Exceedingly Rare tier. Map collections (Dust 2, Mirage, Cache, Cobblestone, Overpass, Italy, Vertigo, Lake, Train, Nuke, Inferno and others) drop free as ordinary weekly/end-of-match drops when those maps are in the pool, with no key required, and they cap at the Covert tier with no knives. Operation collections were earnable during their operation's run via the campaign or drops. The Souvenir versions of map collections only appear inside Souvenir Packages handed out during Majors. The source also sets the price floor: map-collection Consumer and Industrial skins are some of the cheapest items in the game, while sealed case openings are gated by key cost.
Rarity tiers inside a collection
Within any collection, items are ranked by color-coded rarity: Consumer Grade (white), Industrial Grade (light blue), Mil-Spec (blue), Restricted (purple), Classified (pink) and Covert (red). Case collections add the gold Exceedingly Rare tier for knives and gloves, and there is a single Contraband item, the M4A4 Howl, which was pulled from its collection after an art dispute and can no longer drop. Not every collection spans the full ladder; many map collections start at Consumer and top out at Covert, while some case collections start higher. The rarity a skin sits at is fixed by the collection, not by its finish style, which is why the same wear or pattern can be cheap in one collection and expensive in another.
Collections and trade-up contracts
Trade-up contracts run entirely on collection membership. You submit 10 skins of the same rarity, and the contract returns one skin from the next rarity up, chosen from the pool of next-tier items in the collections your 10 inputs came from. Use 10 inputs from one collection and the output is guaranteed to come from that collection's higher tier; mix collections and the odds split across each represented collection. Because Covert is the highest weapon tier, you cannot trade Coverts up into knives, and Exceedingly Rare knives/gloves are never trade-up outputs. The output's float is calculated from the average float of the 10 inputs, so collection knowledge plus float control is how players target specific high-value skins like a particular Classified from a known collection.
Where the value and the demand sit
Demand clusters at two ends. The cheap end is map-collection Consumer and Industrial skins, which trade for cents and exist mostly as trade-up fuel and casual loadout filler. The expensive end is the few collections that house trophy Coverts and high-tier rarities, and these drive most of the collection-level interest. Souvenir items add another premium layer because their value depends on which map collection and which Major they came from, plus the team stickers applied at drop time. For most buyers the practical question is not the whole collection but which single tier they want, then the cheapest acceptable wear within it.