Marble Fade builds on the marbleizing technique but adds a three-color candy coat over the swirled black and silver metallics, so the M9's broad blade carries patches of distinct color rather than a single tone. Collectors chase specific arrangements where the colors fall in a favored order. Every blade comes out with its own marbled layout.
Marble Fade has no wear-driven variation worth chasing — the seed decides the swirl of red, yellow and blue. The most sought layout is "Fire and Ice", where red and blue sit together on the playside without a yellow break.
Community FII (Fire and Ice) tier lists rank seeds, and a top-tier Fire and Ice can be worth several times a standard Marble Fade. As with other patterns, the seed is verified in the inspect view before paying the premium.
Across 25 markets the FN floor moved +5.3% in 22 days: $749.55 → $789.00.
Cheapest venue vs Steam right now: $361.00 apart (31%).
Sources: Valve item data · our 25-market price snapshot.
How much does M9 Bayonet (Marble Fade) cost?
The current floor for M9 Bayonet (Marble Fade) is $789.00, compared across 25 marketplaces with fees included. By wear: FN $789.00 · MW $775.00. Steam asks $1,150.00 for the same listing.
Where can I sell or cash out M9 Bayonet (Marble Fade)?
Top net quote at the moment: $757.05 via DMarket, seller fee already deducted (see the Sell tab for every venue). Steam credits $1,080.63 to your wallet, and wallet money cannot be withdrawn.
Does M9 Bayonet (Marble Fade) come in StatTrak or Souvenir?
It does — StatTrak (from $799.99) listings exist too. Pick a Quality pill above to see that variant priced across the same markets.
How do I get M9 Bayonet (Marble Fade)?
It drops from Chroma Case (the container itself trades from $4.45), or you can buy it directly from $789.00 on the marketplaces above — buying a specific skin is almost always cheaper than opening containers for it.
Chroma Case
