Negev Skins

Two skins worth more than knives

• Mjölnir ($1,465–$2,462). Mil-Spec. Thor's hammer design from the Norse Collection. A MIL-SPEC Negev skin that costs $2,462 in Factory New. This is not a typo. The Norse Collection produces so few skins that even a Mil-Spec on the most ignored weapon in the game reaches four figures. This is the most extreme price-to-use-case mismatch in CS2.
• Anodized Navy ($299–$435). Mil-Spec. Plain dark blue from the Arms Deal Collection (2013). $435 for a plain blue Negev. The oldest collection in CS2 + any demand = this.
• Palm ($6–$294). Consumer. Palm tree pattern from the St. Marc Collection. A Consumer-grade skin at $294 in FN.

The rest

• Infrastructure ($11–$58). Classified. Construction design. The only Classified.
• CaliCamo ($16–$25). Restricted. California camouflage.
• Phoenix Stencil ($18–$23). Mil-Spec. Phoenix from the Rising Sun Collection.
• Power Loader ($1–$8). Restricted. Mech suit.
• Loudmouth ($1–$5). Restricted. Comic book.

Everything else is under $3: Ultralight, Bratatat, Prototype, Dev Texture, Drop Me, Wall Bang, Dazzle, Man-o'-war, Terrain, Nuclear Waste, Army Sheen. Most cost pennies.

Should you own a Negev skin?

If you buy the Negev in-game (ever), a Loudmouth at $1 or Power Loader at $1 is fine. Infrastructure at $11 is the most you should reasonably spend. The Mjölnir exists as a collector item and a conversation piece, not as a practical purchase. It is the kind of skin someone buys to screenshot for Reddit, not to use in a competitive match.