The P90 is the 50-round spray machine that every new player loves and every experienced player pretends to hate. It has 52 skins, the second largest SMG collection after the MAC-10. Prices run from $0.01 (Blue Tac) to $800 (Emerald Dragon FN), and the collection includes some genuinely interesting pricing: a Restricted skin (Astral Jörmungandr) costs $348–490, an Industrial skin (Fallout Warning) hits $136, and the Bravo Collection Emerald Dragon remains one of the steadiest appreciating skins in CS2.
This page lists every P90 skin with current market prices, float values and drop sources.
The P90 has two Covert skins: Asiimov ($147–199) and Death by Kitty ($70–112). In any normal world, these would be the top of the price list. They are not.
Astral Jörmungandr, a Restricted skin from the Norse Collection, costs $348–490. That is more than both Coverts combined. It is a Norse serpent illustration on the P90's large drum magazine, and the Norse Collection's limited availability (St. Marc Collection packages) drives the price past rifle Covert territory.
Emerald Dragon, a Classified from the Operation Bravo Case (2013), reaches $800 in Factory New. The Bravo Case is one of the oldest and most discontinued cases in CS2. Few people open them, so few Emerald Dragons enter the market. The green dragon wrapping around the drum is one of CS2's most distinctive SMG designs.
Run and Hide, another Classified from the Gallery Case, sits at $129–345. It is newer but already trading at premium levels.
Fallout Warning ($9–$136, Industrial from the Nuke Collection, another old-collection price spike in FN), Glacier Mesh ($7–$52, Mil-Spec from the Alpha Collection), Attack Vector ($7–$22, Restricted), Leather ($7–$26, Industrial), Desert Warfare ($3–$8), Chopper ($1–$5), Cocoa Rampage ($1–$3), Randy Rush ($1–$6), Wave Breaker ($0.30–$4), Vent Rush ($0.30–$2), Neoqueen ($0.29–$1).
Blue Tac ($0.01), Desert Halftone ($0.01), Mustard Gas ($0.01), Sand Spray ($0.01), Straight Dimes ($0.01), Wash me ($0.01). Six skins at one cent. Plenty more under $0.50: Ash Wood, Freight, Reef Grief, Teardown, Aeolian Light, Off World, Traction, Grim, Facility Negative, Verdant Growth.
Emerald Dragon has a reputation among skin investors. It comes from the Bravo Case, which is over a decade old and costs $20+ per case. Nobody opens Bravo Cases casually. New Emerald Dragons almost never enter the market.
The skin has gone from ~$30 FT in 2018 to ~$99 FT in 2026. FN copies have climbed from ~$200 to ~$800 in the same period. That is not guaranteed to continue, but the supply math is straightforward: no new supply, growing CS2 player base, and a green dragon design that people actually like.
If you are looking at P90 skins as potential investments, Emerald Dragon is the one to watch.
52. Two Coverts (Asiimov, Death by Kitty), seven Classifieds, eleven Restricteds, and the rest spread across lower tiers.
Emerald Dragon FN at approximately $800 from the Operation Bravo Case (2013). Astral Jörmungandr ($348–490) from the Norse Collection is the most expensive non-Bravo skin.
Six skins tied at $0.01: Blue Tac, Desert Halftone, Mustard Gas, Sand Spray, Straight Dimes, Wash me.
The Asiimov finish does not exist in Battle-Scarred or Well-Worn on the P90. Field-Tested is the lowest condition. This means every Asiimov copy looks relatively clean.
It has appreciated consistently since 2018 (~$30 FT to ~$99 FT). Supply is fixed (Bravo Case is practically extinct). Past performance is not a guarantee, but the supply math is favorable.