Every weapon finish from The Bravo Collection, ranked by real Steam sales volume blended with on-site marketplace activity. The order reflects what's actually being traded right now, not launch-day hype. Switch the sort to "Priciest" if you want the most valuable instead. Updated Oct 2026.
15 items · ranked by popularity, weighted by value
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More from the ranking
StatTrak™
Galil ARShattered, Mil-Spec Grade
$4.18 – $85.52
ST$5.99 – $229.67
StatTrak™
Dual BerettasBlack Limba, Mil-Spec Grade
$5.87 – $43.60
ST$4.91 – $78.86
StatTrak™
P2000Ocean Foam, Classified
$88.51 – $93.91
ST$218.50 – $227.15
StatTrak™
UMP-45Bone Pile, Mil-Spec Grade
$3.63 – $30.88
ST$4.29 – $35.12
StatTrak™
G3SG1Demeter, Mil-Spec Grade
$3.82 – $31.25
ST$5.63 – $75.93
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Frequently asked questions
What skins are in The Bravo Collection?
The list above shows every weapon finish from The Bravo Collection that's currently in our catalog, ranked by popularity — Steam sales volume blended with on-site trade activity. The total at the top of the page is the live count.
Where do The Bravo Collection skins drop from?
The Bravo Collection was released on 2013-09-19. The Bravo Collection skins are tied to a specific source — typically a weapon case, an operation drop pool, or a map's souvenir drop list. The cheapest way to acquire any specific skin is almost always the open market, since case-opening expected value is rarely positive once Steam fees are included.
What is the most expensive skin in The Bravo Collection in 2026?
Switch the sort to "Priciest" to see the most expensive The Bravo Collection skin at the top — the default order is by popularity (real trade activity), so the most-traded skin from this collection is usually a mid-priced one. The most-expensive view updates continuously as the market moves.
Are The Bravo Collection skins a good investment?
Whether The Bravo Collection skins hold value depends on whether the source is still actively dropping. Once a case retires or a collection's drop pool is rotated out, supply caps and prices tend to drift up — but only for the rarer tiers within the collection. Cheaper Mil-Spec / Restricted finishes from the same collection rarely appreciate by much.
