MP7 Skins

The MP7's pricing makes no sense, and that is the point

If you sorted MP7 skins by rarity, you would expect the single Covert (Bloodsport, $29–78) to be the most expensive. It is not. Not even close.

Whiteout, a Mil-Spec skin, costs $27–995. It is a plain white finish from the Winter Offensive Weapon Case (December 2013). Nobody opens Winter Offensive cases anymore, so few new Whiteout MP7s enter the market. FN copies are genuinely scarce, and the community decided a clean white MP7 is worth $995. That is thirteen times more than the Covert Bloodsport.

Teal Blossom, another Mil-Spec, sits at $76–116. It comes from the Mirage Collection. Full Stop, also Mil-Spec, is $34–64 from the Radiant Collection. Groundwater, a Consumer-grade skin, reaches $115 in FN because it drops from the Safehouse Collection, which has not been available for years.

The pattern is simple: old collection + low supply + any visual appeal = prices that ignore rarity entirely.

Every MP7 skin by price

The expensive ones ($25+)

• Whiteout ($27–$995). Plain white. Mil-Spec. The most expensive MP7 by far. FN copies are collector items. From the Winter Offensive Weapon Case.
• Teal Blossom ($76–$116). Teal-green floral pattern. Mil-Spec. From the Mirage Collection. Pretty to look at, and the limited source keeps it expensive.
• Bloodsport ($29–$78). Red and white sponsor graphics. The only Covert. From the Operation Riptide Case. Objectively the fanciest MP7 skin, but cheaper than two Mil-Specs above it.
• Full Stop ($34–$64). Mil-Spec. Geometric design from the Radiant Collection.
• Orange Peel ($22–$53). Industrial grade. Orange peel texture. From the Italy Collection. Another old-collection anomaly.
• Skulls ($22). Mil-Spec. Skull pattern. Tight pricing.
• Neon Ply ($2–$50). Restricted. Neon plywood. Wide BS-to-FN spread.
• Nemesis ($6–$25). Classified. Dark angel design. The most expensive Classified.
• Ocean Foam ($23–$25). Restricted. Blue-green foam. From the CS20 Collection. Tight FN-only pricing.

Mid-range ($3–$25)

• Fade ($7–$31). Restricted. Rainbow gradient. One of the cheapest Fade finishes in CS2 across all weapons. You can own a Fade for $7. That alone makes the MP7 worth a look.
• Abyssal Apparition ($5–$20). Classified. Deep-sea creature design from the Dead Hand Collection. New.
• Smoking Kills ($4–$30). Classified. Cigarette-themed. From the Spectrum Case.
• Impire ($2–$19). Restricted. Dark empire design.
• Powercore ($1–$23). Restricted. Power core design.
• Special Delivery ($1–$11). Restricted. Package/delivery theme.
• Cirrus ($1–$11). Mil-Spec. Cloud pattern.
• Guerrilla ($1–$12). Mil-Spec. Guerrilla warfare camo.
• Scorched ($9–$27). Consumer. From the Office Collection. Old collection = inflated price.
• Asterion ($4–$19). Consumer. Minotaur design.
• Vault Heist ($5–$25). Industrial. Bank heist design.
• Tall Grass ($2–$14). Industrial. Green grass camo.
• Groundwater ($3–$115). Consumer. The $115 Consumer-grade skin. From the Safehouse Collection. A dead collection driving a dead-simple skin to triple digits in FN.

Budget ($0.01–$3)

Army Recon ($0.01), Forest DDPAT ($0.01), Short Ochre ($0.01), Coral Paisley ($0.02), Motherboard ($0.04), Sunbaked ($0.05), Olive Plaid ($1.83), Prey ($0.21), Anodized Navy ($1.73), Armor Core ($0.29), Akoben ($0.28), Urban Hazard ($0.28), Mischief ($0.22), Black Sand ($0.09 from MP9... wait, no). Three skins cost one cent. Most of the bottom tier is under $2.

The Fade for $7

The MP7 Fade deserves its own section. Fade is one of CS2's most iconic finishes. On knives, it costs $125+ (Gut Knife) to $1,958+ (Glock-18). On most weapons that have it, it costs $65+ (MAC-10).

On the MP7, it costs $7 in Field-Tested. $31 in Factory New.

This is not a lesser version of Fade. It is the same rainbow gradient, from purple through pink to yellow. The MP7 just happens to be a less popular weapon, so demand is lower. If you want Fade in your loadout without spending three figures, the MP7 is where you get it.

Where MP7 skins drop

The MP7 appears in 39 collections and 25 cases. The most relevant sources:

• CS:GO Weapon Case (2013): Anodized Navy.
• Winter Offensive (2013): Whiteout.
• Operation Breakout (2014): The original batch.
• Operation Riptide (2021): Bloodsport (the only Covert).
• Dead Hand Terminal (2026): Abyssal Apparition (the newest Classified).
• Norse Collection: Not present (unlike MAC-10).
• Cobblestone Collection: Not present.

The MP7's expensive skins come from old, discontinued cases and collections. The weapon itself is not rare, but certain finishes from dead sources are.

Float value on the MP7

Float affects the MP7 the same way it affects other weapons. Wear shows on the body and magazine. But on the MP7, float matters more for pricing than usual because several high-value skins have restricted or effectively restricted float ranges.

Whiteout is the prime example. A BS Whiteout ($27) looks scuffed and gray. A FN Whiteout ($995) is clean white. The visual difference is dramatic, and the price difference is 37x.

For budget skins, low-float FT copies (0.15–0.20) look close to MW at a fraction of the cost. This applies to Fade, Nemesis, and Smoking Kills especially.

What to buy

• If you just want something clean: Fade FT at $7. A rainbow gradient for $7. Hard to argue with that.
• If you want the best-looking MP7: Bloodsport FT at $29. The only Covert. Red and white, clean lines.
• If you want something nobody else has: Whiteout FN at $995. A plain white MP7 that costs more than a Butterfly Knife Safari Mesh. It is the strangest flex in CS2.
• If you want to spend nothing: Army Recon at $0.01. One cent.
• If you want a Classified for cheap: Smoking Kills FT at $4. Cigarette design on a gun. Make of that what you will.
• If you are building a red loadout: Bloodsport. Matches AK-47 Bloodsport and other red skins.
• If you are building a blue/teal loadout: Teal Blossom ($76+) or Ocean Foam ($23). Both have blue-green tones.