Dual Berettas | Stained (Factory New)

The Dual Berettas | Stained (Factory New) is an Industrial Grade pistol finish built around a forced patina, streaked with lemon and mustard tones dripped across the slides and frame. Factory New is the top grade for it, and it's also the priciest end of a genuinely grail-tier finish.

Design

Valve built this one as a patina piece rather than a painted graphic — lemon and mustard liquids were dripped onto the metal to force an uneven, mottled tarnish across both pistols. There's no printed art to speak of, just the chemical staining itself, and the in-game line leans into that: "If you think it's messy now, wait until you see it under a blacklight."

Dual Berettas | Stained (Factory New) Float and Wear

Float runs the full 0.00–1.00 range on this finish, and Factory New sits at the bottom of it, where the patina reads as tightly mottled and the metal underneath still shows through in places. This is the sharpest the staining ever looks, before any extra scuffing gets layered on top of it.

Dual Berettas | Stained Rarity

Rarity: Industrial Grade, the light-blue tier near the bottom of the standard weapon grades. It's a common pull by design, which makes the finish's actual market standing come down almost entirely to age and demand rather than drop scarcity.

Dual Berettas | Stained Case and Collection

This finish isn't tied to any weapon case — the regular version comes straight from The Italy Collection, which debuted back in November 2013 with the "Out with the old, in with the new" update. Souvenir copies are a separate story: they've been handed out in more than one Major-tournament souvenir package over the years, starting with the DreamHack 2013 Souvenir Package and later the EMS One 2014 Souvenir Package, so don't pin those to the collection's original debut date.

Dual Berettas | Stained Patterns

Because this is a patina finish, there's no printed pattern to line up and no "blue gem" seed to chase, but the paint seed still matters — it changes how the lemon-and-mustard staining spreads across the metal, and collectors do pay attention to which seeds look cleaner or more evenly marked.

StatTrak & Souvenir

This finish exists as a regular finish and a Souvenir version, but there's no StatTrak variant at all. The Souvenir copies trace back to Major-tournament souvenir packages rather than the collection itself, which is why they've turned up more than once across different events over the years.

Dual Berettas | Stained Price

Factory New commands the top of the Stained price ladder — the finish's age and thin remaining supply put it firmly in grail-tier territory, and the cleanest copies ask the biggest premium of the range. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Why is the Stained Dual Berettas so expensive for an Industrial Grade skin?

Rarity tier doesn't drive its price — age and dwindling supply do. It comes from a 2013 collection with no case to keep restocking the market, so copies have only gotten scarcer over the years, pushing even a low weapon grade into grail-tier money at the top end.

Does the paint seed matter on the Stained finish?

Yes. It's a patina, not a printed graphic, so there's no fixed pattern or "blue gem" to hunt, but the seed still changes how the lemon-and-mustard staining lands on the metal. Some seeds spread more evenly than others, and sharp-eyed collectors do shop around for a cleaner-looking one.

Is there a StatTrak Dual Berettas | Stained?

No. The finish exists as a regular version and a Souvenir version, but Valve never produced a StatTrak copy of it. If a kill counter matters to you, this isn't the finish to chase — look elsewhere in the Dual Berettas lineup instead.