SkinLords CS2 Guides The Third Most Expensive CS2 Inventory: Skygo Complete Inventory Review

The Third Most Expensive CS2 Inventory: Skygo Complete Inventory Review

Breaching the million-dollar mark for the first time in late 2023, Skygo’s Steam inventory is currently the world’s third most expensive Counter-Strike 2 inventory based on available information and the current market trends on rare stickers and CS2 skins that can be found within. With more than 700 different skins that can be found in Skygo’s inventory section, it’s definitely one of the largest collections out there and not surprising as to how this specific Steam account is worth over $1 million as of February 2025. With substantial trading experience, it won’t be that surprising if Skygo’s inventory undergoes a significant change in value in the near future.

Skygo CS2 Skins Inventory Value

Using Pricempire to accurately determine the overall value of Skygo’s CS2 Steam inventory, taking into account all the skins, leaves us with a current valuation of $1,068,000. It’s definitely not that far off from its all-time peak of $1.2 million and contains a wide variety of skins that anyone will surely find interesting, to say the least. With almost 200 knives in varying wear levels, in addition to the seemingly endless amount of playskins and other items, Skygo’s Steam account is definitely one for the record books when considering CS2 skins alone.

Knives and Gloves

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There are a total of 194 knives that can be found in Skygo’s Steam inventory, with some being so rare that they aren’t even listed on the Steam community market. Taking the top spots are two Gamma Dopplers in the greatly desirable Emerald finish — a Butterfly Knife and an M9 Bayonet, both in Factory New condition. The BFK is Skygo’s most expensive knife, priced at $15,600, while the M9 Bayonet is slightly less expensive at $13,400. The Doppler Gems don’t stop there, though, as you can fill more than an entire page in Skygo’s Steam account with only Doppler Gems. Fittingly, he displays a good amount of them in his profile’s main showcase. Not only does he have the Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald finishes, but he also has a number of knives in the coveted Black Pearl version.

His Butterfly Knife Doppler collection on its own is beyond impressive, with two Black Pearls, three Rubies, and two Sapphires, all around the $12,000 to $14,000 price range. In addition to his Doppler line, Skygo also owns a Butterfly Knife | Fade with a 100% fade percentage. Simply put, it quite literally does not get better than that. He owns the full Doppler/Gamma Doppler rainbow across multiple types of knives, including the Karambit, Talon Knife, M9 Bayonet, and Flip Knife, among others.

As impressive as Skygo’s knife collection already is, his assortment of gloves can definitely more than keep up with the other weapons and knives in terms of rarity and quantity. Skygo’s two most valuable pairs are both Sport Gloves in Minimal Wear condition: the Hedge Maze and the Pandora’s Box with a current market value of $10,500 each. There are also four identical Specialist Gloves | Emerald Web in pristine condition that can be found in his inventory, with market prices for a single pair currently at $8,300.

Stickers

Stickers are by far at the bottom of the list when it comes to inventory value when it comes to Skygo’s collection. Although he does have a large number of stickers, none of them are truly considered to be in the high tier that we have grown familiar with when discussing the most expensive Counter-Strike inventories in the world. Still, there is a decent bit of value that can be found in Skygo’s account with four Holo stickers from EMS One Katowice 2014, one each for Virtus.pro, mousesports, Ninjas in Pyjamas, and Fnatic. VP’s sticker from this iconic Major is the most expensive of the bunch at $4,700, while Fnatic’s is the cheapest at only $1,000. Most of Skygo’s vintage team stickers are from ESL One Katowice 2015, with seven Vox Eminor (Holo) variants at $1,100 each, four Titan (Holo) stickers at $460 apiece, and four Natus Vincere (Holo) cosmetics priced at $435 each.

Sticker Crafts

Where Skygo lacks in unused stickers, he definitely makes up for in rare sticker crafts. The most expensive sticker craft can be found on his Factory New StatTrak AK-47 | Blue Laminate with two Titan (Holo), one Team Dignitas (Holo), and one Ninjas in Pyjamas (Holo) from EMS One Katowice 2014. The total price of the craft that was created comes to a value of over $250,000 on a skin that is worth a mere $40 on its own.

Skygo follows this up with another six-figure craft, this time on his FN ST M4A1-S | Guardian featuring a Crown (Foil), Katowice 2014 Titan (Holo), Katowice 2014 iBUYPOWER (Holo), and Katowice 2015 Team Dignitas (Holo) for a combined sticker price of $178,000. There are also a few examples of perfect 4x crafts of the same sticker, most notably on a Tier 4 AK-47 | Case Hardened Blue Gem with a full Katowice 2014 Natus Vincere (Holo) craft worth around $36,000 on its own.

Playskins

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Taking one quick look at Skygo’s collection of CS2 skins instantly gives you the idea that he might just be the king of playskins. And what better metric to use than the single most iconic and recognizable item that money can buy — the AWP | Dragon Lore? Skygo owns a whopping nine Dragon Lores, with all but one being in Factory New condition. The only exception to that is a Field-Tested Souvenir AWP | Dragon Lore that just so happens to be his most expensive CS2 skin. Coming in at $45,000, this particular DLore is the cream of the crop in a long list of exceptional weapon finishes.

Skygo also has two FN AK-47 | Wild Lotus skins worth $13,100 as the most expensive T-side exclusive weapon. Adding to an already impressive and valuable list are six M4A4 | Howls and three AWP | Gungnirs, all in pristine condition. The AWP | Medusa, a commonly overlooked skin, also gets a lot of love in this inventory as a true collector’s piece, with five in total. While many players typically enjoy an inventory that consists of new items, Skygo’s collection is essentially a platform for iconic skins from the past to shine.

Rare Patterns and Floats

The Fade Skin family is a very popular line for all kinds of people, whether for investing or simply buying to add to the collection. Every skin with a Fade finish aims to have a 100% or perfect fade percentage, but this is extremely hard to unbox and usually gets a massive overpay from sales on third-party platforms and would never be readily available on the Steam community market. Skygo has 21 Fade skins with a perfect 100% percentage across both knives and weapons. To name a few, they are on the AWP, Glock-18, Bayonet, Flip Knife, Talon Knife, and Gut Knife, among many others. There are a lot of factors that matter when determining the true market value of these special skins and may actually end up giving Skygo’s inventory value a large boost when properly assessed.