Real sales Skinport · median & volume sold

Variants

Right now it goes for $0.430 to $0.650 across 8 marketplaces — a 51.2% spread. Liquidity is low: just 1 sales a day. An item like this can sit for weeks, and an attractive listing price does not mean anyone will pay it.

We track 5 wear levels of this skin. The cheapest is FT at $0.430, the priciest is FN at $5.46 — a 12.7x difference for the very same artwork, the wear is all that changes. The StatTrak version of the same wear costs 88% more — the kill counter is priced separately. Over the past 30 days the price stayed between $0.410 and $0.700, and it is now 15% lower than a month ago. The all-time high is $1.88, the low is $0.410. Float for this skin runs from 0.0 to 0.68 (the range of the whole skin, not of a single wear): the lower the number, the cleaner the finish, and copies at the edge of the range are valued separately.

Selling instantly into the top buy order pays $0.580 — 84% of the $0.690 asking price. The gap between those two numbers is what speed costs: a listing waits for a buyer, a buy order pays right now. There are more buy orders than listings: 32412 against 315. Demand is ahead of supply, so selling at market price usually needs no discount. The skin comes in all five wears, from Factory New to Battle-Scarred, so the choice is always between a clean finish and a lower price.

Marketplace prices

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P250 | Inferno (Field-Tested) is listed on 7 marketplaces. The most you keep is on steam: $0.650 minus a 15.0% fee leaves $0.570 net. The least you keep is on lis: $0.430 minus a ~9.7% fee leaves $0.390. The $0.180 gap comes from both different listing prices and different fees; a large gap usually means the listings differ in wear or condition, so check the item itself before selling. If you need cash out rather than Steam wallet funds, the best option is marketcsgo, $0.500 net.

Fees are the marketplaces' standard seller rates; Steam's 15% is charged on the seller's amount, so the net is the price divided by 1.15. Volume discounts, promo codes and regional specifics are not included, and Steam proceeds stay in the Steam wallet.

A rate marked with a tilde (~) is our own estimate, not a published figure: it is derived by comparing the marketplace's own buy and sell prices. The real cut varies from item to item and is usually worse on cheap listings.

30-day price history

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