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★ Butterfly Knife | Damascus Steel (Minimal Wear)
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★ Butterfly Knife | Damascus Steel (Minimal Wear)
Covert knife
StatTrak™ available

All skin varieties

Factory New
$1,135.34 / 106
Minimal Wear
$1,066.44 / 81
Field-Tested
$979.45 / 131
Well-Worn
$920.55 / 27
Battle-Scarred
$940.55 / 13
StatTrak™ Factory New
$1,116.37 / 26
StatTrak™ Minimal Wear
$1,026.03 / 18
StatTrak™ Field-Tested
$937.61 / 30
StatTrak™ Well-Worn
$923.08 / 5
StatTrak™ Battle-Scarred
$931.51 / 4

Wear scale

0%
50%

Actual offers on marketplaces

BUFF163 BUFF163
$1,066.44 / 51
CsGoFloat CsGoFloat
$1,077.00 / 9
DMarket DMarket
$1,119.99 / 1
SkinPort SkinPort
$1,122.23 / 3
HaloSkins HaloSkins
$1,174.61 / 4
WaxPeer WaxPeer
$1,176.45 / 3
CSGO Market CSGO Market
$1,243.28 / 3
SkinBaron SkinBaron
$1,248.96 / 1
ShadowPay ShadowPay
$1,257.76 / 5
BitSkins BitSkins
$1,429.42 / 1

Price history at Steam

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Historical summary

The ★ Butterfly Knife | Damascus Steel was first introduced to CS2 7 years ago, on March 15th, 2017. It was released as part of the "Take a trip to the Canals" update.

Origin

The ★ Butterfly Knife | Damascus Steel can be obtained by opening one of the 2 containers. This includes Spectrum 2 Case, Spectrum Case. This item does not belong to any collection.

Rarity

The ★ Butterfly Knife | Damascus Steel is one of 404 other knife items. The rarity of the skin is Covert, which makes drop Damascus Steel with an estimated drop chance of 0.256%.

Markets availability

The ★ Butterfly Knife | Damascus Steel, with its price of $920.55 to $2708.44, is one of the most expensive priced skins. It's currently available for purchase in a range of markets with convenient access

Skin exteriors

The float value ranges from 0.00 to 0.50, which makes the skin available in all exteriors. For each exterior, there also exists a StatTrak version.

Skin appearance

This Butterfly Knife skin has been painted in a "Patina" finish style, with the Damascus Steel finish. A patina is a chemical reaction that forms a non-reactive, hardened shell over metallic parts. Real-life weapon patinas include case hardening, cold bluing, and acid forced patinas. The appearance of the Damascus Steel finish varies depending on its pattern index.