Do CS2 skins have different values based on float and stickers?

[azan]

So I noticed two identical CS2 skins but with different prices. One had stickers, the other didn’t. Is this something that affects market value or is it just personal preference? I’m asking because I want to sell a few of mine and need to price them right.

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[avilynn]

Yeah, those small details like float and stickers can really change things.

[caisen]

Yes, CS2 skins can significantly vary in value depending on float and applied stickers. What may seem like identical skins on the surface can actually differ greatly. The best breakdown I’ve seen is on https://dmarket.com/cs2-wiki/ — they explain float ranges, sticker positions, and how these affect market demand. For example, a Factory New skin with rare stickers placed on the scope or magazine area might be worth two or three times more than the same skin in Well-Worn condition without stickers. Buyers who are into crafting or collectors tend to value those nuances. So before selling anything, it’s really worth comparing your item on multiple fronts, not just name and appearance.

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