Galil AR | Cerberus (Well-Worn)

The Galil AR | Cerberus (Well-Worn) is a Restricted rifle skin depicting the mythical three-headed dog, here in a more used condition. It's a lower-cost route into an otherwise grail-tier Galil AR finish.

Design

The gun carries a custom painting of Cerberus, guardian of the underworld, in green tones across its body. Valve is behind the design, which has no accompanying flavor text.

Galil AR | Cerberus (Well-Worn) Float and Wear

Well-Worn sits toward the higher end of Cerberus's 0–0.9 float range, bringing clear scuffing and paint thinning across the surface. The Cerberus artwork remains readable, but the wear is plainly visible at this grade.

Galil AR | Cerberus Rarity

This is a Restricted-tier finish — the purple grade, two steps under Covert on the six-tier weapon scale, still uncommon relative to lower rarities.

Galil AR | Cerberus Case and Collection

Cerberus is part of The Cache Collection from a July 2014 update, with no dedicated weapon case behind it — souvenir packages and trade-ups are the only sources. The Restricted tier draws roughly 16 percent odds from those containers, a figure shared across the tier's skins.

Galil AR | Cerberus Patterns

The three-headed dog artwork is fixed across every copy, so there's no paint seed or "blue gem" pattern hiding on any Cerberus. Only the wear grade and exact float value change from copy to copy.

StatTrak & Souvenir

A regular finish and a Souvenir version were both produced, but no StatTrak edition exists. The Souvenir line began with the ESL One Cologne 2014 Cache Souvenir Package and has been reissued through many later Major souvenir packages since.

Galil AR | Cerberus Price

Well-Worn ranks near the bottom of the ladder, well below Factory New and Minimal Wear, offering a meaningfully cheaper way to own the design despite the finish's overall grail-tier status. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Is Well-Worn Cerberus still worth owning?

If budget matters more than surface polish, yes. It's the same rare, sought-after finish as the pricier grades, just with more visible wear — a way to own a grail-tier Galil AR skin without paying grail-tier prices for the top condition.

How does Well-Worn compare to Field-Tested on Cerberus?

Field-Tested shows noticeably less wear for a moderate price increase, so it's the better pick if condition matters at all. Well-Worn only really makes sense for buyers focused purely on getting the lowest possible entry cost.

Why doesn't Cerberus have a StatTrak version?

Valve simply never produced one — the finish exists solely as a regular skin and a Souvenir edition tied to Major-tournament packages. There's no mechanism by which a StatTrak Cerberus could exist on the market.