Cheap CS2 skins under €10

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Prices come from the quotes our search accepts: a stale quote, or one too far from the other marketplaces’ prices, is dropped. When an item has only two usable quotes and one is more than 5 times the other, nothing says which one is right. The median of Steam sales over the last 24 hours breaks the tie, if there was at least 1 sale: if only one of the two is less than 2 times away from that median, above or below, it’s kept and the other is dropped. Otherwise, both are dropped. The listing kept must then have at least 5 listings, at least 2 other marketplaces must list the same item, and from €1.00 up, its price must not fall below a third of their median: lower than that, it’s a suspect reading, not a deal. Under €1.00, a single cent is enough to swing that ratio, so this check doesn’t apply. Steam is never kept as the price: its credit can’t be withdrawn.

For each weapon skin, the cheapest listing of a base item, neither StatTrak™ nor Souvenir. That price decides the band: if the skin sells for less elsewhere, with enough listings, it’s on the page below. One row per skin, with its cheapest wear in the band.

Table order: rarity first, rarest to most common, then price. 50 rows at most.

An asking price is not a paid price, and the listing can go at any moment. Prices and thresholds are in euros, not converted to dollars. Knives and gloves aren’t in these bands: they have their own pages.

What each grade means, and where its colour comes from: skin quality grades and their colours.

Before you pay, read what to check before you buy. DMarket has its own page: what DMarket keeps from a sale. To see how far the same skin’s price moves from one marketplace to the next: how far prices drift between marketplaces.

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