MAG-7 | Silver (Factory New)

The MAG-7 | Silver (Factory New) is an Industrial Grade shotgun skin finished in a chrome base coat candied with transparent silver anodized paint. Factory New is the cleanest grade the finish comes in, showing the reflective metallic coat at its most mirror-bright and even.

Design

Silver leans on pure metal: a chrome base sealed under a transparent silver anodized layer, giving the MAG-7 a sleek, reflective sheen with no decals or graphics at all. It's a Valve-made finish, and it carries a fitting in-game line: "There is beauty in simplicity."

MAG-7 | Silver (Factory New) Float and Wear

Silver runs an unusually tight float range of 0.00 to 0.08, so the whole finish stays clean by design. Factory New sits at the very bottom of that band, where the chrome-and-silver coat looks its most polished and unbroken, with no scratching across the body or pump.

MAG-7 | Silver Rarity

Rarity: Industrial Grade — the light-blue tier one step above Consumer, near the bottom of the standard weapon grades. It's a common class, but sits a notch above the entry level.

MAG-7 | Silver Case and Collection

Silver belongs to The Cobblestone Collection, introduced with Operation Breakout in July 2014. The regular finish isn't unboxed from a case; it comes through the collection's drop pool and trade-up contracts, as is typical for an Industrial-grade skin.

MAG-7 | Silver Patterns

The finish is fixed, so the paint-seed index does nothing to change the look — the chrome-and-silver coat lands the same on every copy. There's no rare seed or blue gem to hunt; wear and float are all that tell copies apart.

StatTrak & Souvenir

There's no StatTrak version — that counter is minted only inside weapon cases, and this finish has no case behind it. It does exist as both a regular and a Souvenir finish: Souvenir copies came from Major-tournament souvenir packages, beginning with the ESL One Cologne 2014 Cobblestone package and continuing through later Major packages.

MAG-7 | Silver Price

Among MAG-7 finishes Silver sits toward the premium end, and Factory New tops its short two-grade ladder as the priciest of the pair. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Is Factory New worth it on Silver?

The gap here is small. Silver's float is capped at 0.08, so even Minimal Wear stays close to pristine — Factory New is marginally more mirror-like, but the difference is subtle on a reflective coat. Pay up if you want the top grade on paper; otherwise Minimal Wear looks nearly the same for less.

What color gloves match Silver?

A metallic finish like this suits a monochrome loadout, so gray, white, or black gloves keep the sleek, understated feel intact. Neutral wraps let the reflective chrome be the standout, while a darker pair adds contrast against the bright coat — either way, avoid loud colors that fight the clean metal look.

Does Silver have a Souvenir version?

Yes. Beside the regular finish, Souvenir copies exist from Major-tournament souvenir packages — first the ESL One Cologne 2014 Cobblestone package, then several later Majors. Souvenir versions carry gold nameplate stickers and are generally rarer than the standard drop.