★ Bayonet | Freehand (Well-Worn)

The ★ Bayonet | Freehand (Well-Worn) keeps the same black-and-purple base and metallic marker
design, now showing heavier surface wear than the middle grades. Well-Worn is the second-lowest step
on this finish's float range, a clear grade below Field-Tested.

Design

The blade's black and purple base is overlaid with a hand-drawn metallic marker pattern, a look
built more around sketch-style linework than a polished paint job. No flavor text ships with this
finish, so there's no quote attached to any wear.

★ Bayonet | Freehand (Well-Worn) Float and Wear

Well-Worn falls near the upper end of Freehand's 0.00–0.48 float band, carrying noticeably more
visible aging along the blade than Field-Tested. Even so, because the finish is capped below a full
1.0 float, this grade stays milder than the roughest wear a full-range knife finish can reach. Well-Worn covers about 0.38–0.45 on the float scale.

Bayonet | Freehand Rarity

This is still Covert ★, the rare special ("knife") slot rather than an ordinary weapon skin,
regardless of how worn an individual copy looks. Rarity is tied to the item tier, not the wear grade.

Bayonet | Freehand Case and Collection

Freehand's source stays the same across every wear — the Gamma Case and the Gamma 2 Case, with no
broader collection behind it. Both cases drop the rare-special ("knife") tier at around 0.26% per
opening, so the market is still the practical way to land this wear.

Bayonet | Freehand Patterns

As with every wear of this finish, the design is fixed — the paint-seed index has no effect on how
the black-and-purple base or the marker pattern renders. There's nothing to hunt seed-wise on a
Well-Worn copy; the visible aging comes purely from the float, not from any pattern variation.

StatTrak & Souvenir

StatTrak™ exists for this finish at every wear, keeping a permanent kill count attached through
trades and sales. Souvenir coverage still doesn't apply, since knives are never distributed through
Major-tournament souvenir packages.

Bayonet | Freehand Price

Well-Worn sits near the bottom of the Freehand's price ladder, just above Battle-Scarred, giving
buyers one of the cheaper entry points into this design while the finish as a whole holds mid-tier
standing among the knife's skins. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no
hidden fees.

FAQ

How worn is the Bayonet Freehand at Well-Worn compared to Field-Tested?

Noticeably more — Well-Worn sits higher up Freehand's 0.00–0.48 float range, so the marker pattern
and base coat show more visible aging than at Field-Tested. It's still nowhere near the heaviest wear
a full-range knife can show, thanks to the finish's float cap.

Is Well-Worn the cheapest way to get the Bayonet Freehand?

Not quite — Battle-Scarred sits a step below it on the price ladder. Well-Worn is still one of the
more affordable grades for buyers who want the design without paying for a near-mint float, just not
the absolute lowest price on this finish.

Does wear affect the Freehand's marker pattern itself?

No — the marker design and the black-and-purple base are fixed for every copy regardless of wear.
Higher float just adds surface aging on top of that same unchanging artwork; it doesn't alter the
pattern or shift where the design sits on the blade.