Description
The Classic Knife from the Counter-Strike series showcases exceptional craftsmanship. Its edge is secured with precision, featuring a Stellite blade perfectly aligned with the titanium spine and cheek. The handle is crafted from fossilized mastodon ivory, nestled in a carbon fiber pocket, and has undergone a cold bluing process. This knife epitomizes the sophistication of weapon design, much like a fine malbec wine - as described by Booth, a renowned arms dealer.
The ★ Classic Knife | Blue Steel made its debut in CS2 four years ago, on October 18th, 2019. It was introduced as part of the CS20 Case, coinciding with the "CS20 Case Skins" update.
To acquire the ★ Classic Knife | Blue Steel, players must open a CS20 Case container. This particular skin is not part of any specific collection, making it a standalone gem.
Popularity
With a staggering popularity rating of 90%, the ★ Classic Knife | Blue Steel stands as one of the most coveted items in CS2. This popularity is determined by its daily sales volume and market price.
Among the 404 different knife skins available, the ★ Classic Knife | Blue Steel holds a Covert rarity status. This ultra-rare drop has an estimated chance of just 0.26%, making it a highly sought-after item.
The price for the ★ Classic Knife | Blue Steel ranges from $164.38 to $1,000.00, placing it among the pricier skins. Despite its cost, it remains widely accessible and can be purchased across various marketplaces.
Versions
The ★ Classic Knife | Blue Steel boasts a float value ranging from 0.00 to 1.00, ensuring its availability in all exteriors. Additionally, there is a StatTrak version for each exterior, offering more options for collectors.
This Classic Knife features a "Patina" finish style, known for its Blue Steel appearance. A patina is a chemical process that forms a non-reactive, protective layer on metal surfaces. Real-world weapon patinas include techniques like case hardening, cold bluing, and acid-forced patinas. The Blue Steel finish predominantly showcases shades of gray, with its unique look influenced by the pattern index.
