Inspect a FT copy in game StatTrak UMP-45 (Bone Pile) (Field-Tested)
Among UMP-45 skins in CS2, StatTrak UMP-45 (Bone Pile) (Field-Tested) sits in the Mil-Spec grade. It drops from the Operation Bravo Case.
Item facts
Operation Bravo CaseStatTrak UMP-45 (Bone Pile) (Field-Tested) prices across 21 markets
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Lowest ask · 74 snapshots since Apr 12, 2026 · dashed = a gap over a week
Same collection (The Bravo Collection): Fire Serpent · Graphite · Golden Koi · Bright Water · Overgrowth · Emerald Dragon · All 15 items →
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UMP-45 (Bone Pile): design, wear and market
This + 9 more Mil-Spec from The Bravo Collection craft into one of:
Trade-up calculator →Across 23 markets the FT floor moved -52.1% in 184 days: $6.32 → $3.03.
Cheapest venue vs Steam right now: $2.11 apart (41%).
How much does UMP-45 (Bone Pile) cost?
The current floor for UMP-45 (Bone Pile) is $3.03, compared across 23 marketplaces with fees included. By wear: FN $29.73 · MW $4.61 · FT $3.03. Steam asks $5.14 for the same listing.
Where can I sell or cash out UMP-45 (Bone Pile)?
The best net payout right now is $3.27 on DMarket after its seller fee — the Sell tab ranks every venue. Steam pays $33.75 into your wallet, but Steam funds cannot be withdrawn as real money.
Does UMP-45 (Bone Pile) come in StatTrak or Souvenir?
Yes — this skin also trades as StatTrak (from $3.03), Souvenir. Use the Quality pills above to switch; every number on the page recalculates for the selected variant.
How do I get UMP-45 (Bone Pile)?
It drops from Operation Bravo Case (the container itself trades from $48.97), or you can buy it directly from $3.03 on the marketplaces above — buying a specific skin is almost always cheaper than opening containers for it.