Glock-18 | Franklin (Well-Worn)

The Glock-18 | Franklin (Well-Worn) is a Restricted pistol skin, its gray slide printed with a hydrographic of American hundred-dollar bills, here in its most worn condition. It's the cheapest route into the money design, trading surface polish for the lowest entry price.

Design

Franklin keeps things low-key: a gray coat carrying a hydrographic of American hundred-dollar bills, a money motif that reads restrained rather than flashy. It's a Valve design, and it ships with a fitting in-game line: "Money doesn't talk... it kills."

Glock-18 | Franklin (Well-Worn) Float and Wear

Franklin is float-capped at 0.40, so there's no Battle-Scarred grade and Well-Worn is the most worn condition it reaches — meaning even the roughest copies stay milder than a full-1.0 skin. At this level the slide shows clear scuffing and paint thinning along the edges, but the dense bill print keeps the design readable through it.

Glock-18 | Franklin Rarity

Rarity: Restricted, the purple tier. It sits above Mil-Spec and directly below Classified among the standard weapon grades, and it's a genuinely uncommon grade to unbox.

Glock-18 | Franklin Case and Collection

Franklin sits in The Havoc Collection, which launched together with Operation Broken Fang in December 2020. The Restricted tier as a whole drops about 15.98% of the time (the figure is shared across the tier's skins), and most copies these days are bought on the market rather than earned in-game.

Glock-18 | Franklin Patterns

Because the hundred-dollar hydrographic prints the same way on every Franklin, the finish has no random pattern variation — nothing like a paint seed or "blue gem" to look for. Wear and float are all that tell one copy from the next.

StatTrak & Souvenir

You won't find a StatTrak Franklin — StatTrak weapons are produced only for case-dropped skins, and this finish comes from a collection. There's likewise no Souvenir version, as Souvenir weapons come solely from Major-tournament packages and The Havoc Collection has never been a Major drop.

Glock-18 | Franklin Price

Well-Worn is the cheapest grade of the skin — the entry-level way to run the money design for players who care more about the look than a flawless surface. If you want the hundred-dollar Glock for as little as possible, this is the way in. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

How worn does the Well-Worn Franklin look?

Noticeably. Expect visible scuffing and paint thinning along the slide edges and high-contact spots — more than Field-Tested shows. The busy bill print keeps the design recognizable, though, so it still reads clearly as Franklin in-game even at this grade.

Why doesn't the Well-Worn Franklin look completely trashed?

Because the finish is float-capped at 0.40, it never generates a Battle-Scarred copy, so Well-Worn is as rough as it gets. Combined with a busy hundred-dollar print that masks damage, the skin stays more legible here than many lighter-colored finishes do at their worst.

Is Well-Worn worth buying over Field-Tested?

Only if price is your top priority. Field-Tested looks a fair bit tidier for a modest step up in cost, so most buyers prefer it. Well-Worn makes sense when you want the Franklin design as cheaply as possible and don't mind the extra visible wear.