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FAMAS | Spitfire (Field-Tested)

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0.369297415018080

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FAMAS | Spitfire (Field-Tested)

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0.246578410267830

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FAMAS | Spitfire (Field-Tested)

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0.265759229660030

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    20%

    Hobbit | Katowice 2019

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    100%

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    44%

    Silver Skulls

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    Lil' SAS

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      20%

      $0.36

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      100%

      $0.66

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      44%

      $0.55

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      $0.15

    • Total: $1.72

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$19.90

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FAMAS | Spitfire (Field-Tested)

FAMAS | Spitfire (Field-Tested)

The FAMAS | Spitfire (Field-Tested) is a Restricted rifle skin showing a shark's mouth painted in aircraft nose-art style. Field-Tested carries a touch of honest wear while keeping the aggressive artwork fully readable, at a more moderate price than the top grades.

Design

The design centers on a shark's mouth rendered in the classic aircraft nose-art tradition, giving the FAMAS a fierce, military edge. Valve produced this finish, and it carries the line "Jester's dead."

FAMAS | Spitfire (Field-Tested) Float and Wear

Float on the Spitfire runs from 0.06 to 0.80 rather than the full scale, and Field-Tested sits roughly in the middle of that band. Some light scuffing shows up around the edges here, but the shark's teeth and surrounding paint remain clearly visible.

FAMAS | Spitfire Rarity

Restricted is the rarity — a purple-tier grade below Classified and Covert, but still a genuinely uncommon pull among standard weapon skins.

FAMAS | Spitfire Case and Collection

The Spitfire is part of The Alpha Collection, tied to Operation Bravo's September 2013 release, and it doesn't come from a weapon case. Its age as one of the earlier Restricted-grade FAMAS designs contributes to its lasting scarcity.

FAMAS | Spitfire Patterns

The nose-art pattern doesn't vary by seed — every copy carries the same shark's-mouth artwork in the same spot, so there's nothing like a rare version to search for. Only wear grade changes the presentation.

StatTrak & Souvenir

Only the regular finish exists for the Spitfire — no StatTrak edition and no Souvenir edition have ever been made. Souvenir copies come only from Major-tournament packages, which this finish has never been part of.

FAMAS | Spitfire Price

Field-Tested sits in the middle of the price ladder, more affordable than Minimal Wear and Factory New while still displaying the shark's-mouth design clearly. It remains a high-end, grail-tier finish overall thanks to its rarity and age. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Does Field-Tested still show the shark-mouth design clearly?


Yes. Some light scuffing appears at this grade, but the nose-art shark's mouth stays fully legible at typical in-game viewing distances, making Field-Tested a practical middle-ground choice.


Is Field-Tested the cheapest way to buy the Spitfire?


Not quite — Well-Worn and Battle-Scarred both run cheaper. Field-Tested is more of a balance point between visible condition and cost within this high-end finish.


Why is a Restricted-grade FAMAS skin this valuable?


Age and limited supply matter a lot here. The Spitfire dates to September 2013's Operation Bravo and was never tied to an ongoing weapon case, so fresh copies simply aren't entering the market anymore.