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0.071990206837654

Whittle Knife
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Whittle Knife
$0.11
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$0.88

MW
0.075835034251213

Whittle Knife
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Whittle Knife
$0.11
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$1.05

MW
0.084888301789761

100%
Scorch Loop (Reverse)

100%
Scorch Loop (Reverse)

100%
Scorch Loop (Reverse)

100%
Scorch Loop (Reverse)

Lil' Cap Gun
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Scorch Loop (Reverse)
100%
$0.07
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Scorch Loop (Reverse)
100%
$0.07
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Scorch Loop (Reverse)
100%
$0.07
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Scorch Loop (Reverse)
100%
$0.07
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Lil' Cap Gun
$0.07
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$7.50

Desert Eagle | Meteorite (Minimal Wear)
The Desert Eagle | Meteorite (Minimal Wear) is a Mil-Spec pistol skin with a rugged gray metallic body and a fine crystalline pattern. Minimal Wear keeps the look almost pristine while trimming the price under the top grade.
Design
The finish coats the Deagle in a muted gray metallic paint, then a crystallizing mask sprinkles a speckled crystal texture over the slide — a natural meteor-rock theme given a tactical spin. It's a Valve design, and it ships with a fitting in-game line: "Everyone wants to make an impact."
Desert Eagle | Meteorite (Minimal Wear) Float and Wear
At Minimal Wear the gray coat stays largely intact, with only the faintest edge wear if any, and the crystalline speckling still reads sharp. Since the whole finish is capped at a 0.18 float, even this grade sits close to the clean end of the scale — a copy here looks a hair off Factory New at a glance, which makes it a smart middle pick.
Desert Eagle | Meteorite Rarity
Rarity: Mil-Spec Grade, the blue tier. It's the first rung of the standard weapon-skin grades and the most common class you'll pull, part of why this Deagle stays so affordable.
Desert Eagle | Meteorite Case and Collection
This skin is part of The Bank Collection, released in the April 2014 update. The Mil-Spec tier is the most likely outcome within that collection at about 79.92% (an odds figure shared among the tier's skins), so blue-grade finishes such as this are common and readily stocked on the market.
Desert Eagle | Meteorite Patterns
The crystallizing mask behind the design means the speckled crystal pattern lands slightly differently on each copy. That variation is minor, though — there's no sought-after seed or "blue gem" to hunt down, so what mostly tells copies apart is wear and float.
StatTrak & Souvenir
No StatTrak edition of this skin exists — a StatTrak version only appears when a finish is offered through a case designed for it, and this one isn't. A Souvenir edition is off the table too, because Souvenir weapons are produced solely from Major-tournament packages, and The Bank Collection has never featured as a Major drop.
Desert Eagle | Meteorite Price
Minimal Wear slots just under Factory New on the price ladder while looking nearly the same, thanks to a coat that shrugs off light wear. It's a budget-friendly grade of an already cheap finish — an easy pickup for anyone wanting a tidy Deagle without spending much. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.
FAQ
Does the Minimal Wear Meteorite look worn?
Barely. The gray metallic base masks light scuffing well, so a Minimal Wear copy reads as nearly flawless to most eyes, with only faint edge wear on close inspection. Because the finish caps at a 0.18 float, this grade always stays near the clean end of the wear range.
Is Minimal Wear the best value here?
For many buyers, yes. It looks almost identical to Factory New but costs a touch less, and it's easy to find on the market. Field-Tested is cheaper still and — thanks to the 0.18 float cap — barely more worn, so it's worth a look if you want the lowest entry price.
What kind of loadout does it match?
Its neutral gray, meteor-rock palette fits a low-key, tactical loadout rather than a loud one. Pair it with other muted or metallic-toned skins and gray or black gloves, and the crystalline speckling reads as a subtle detail instead of a statement piece.






























