MP5-SD | Co-Processor (Battle-Scarred)

The MP5-SD | Co-Processor (Battle-Scarred) is this Mil-Spec SMG's blue circuit-board finish at its most heavily used, and the cheapest way to bring it into a loadout. The circuitry still reads through the damage.

Design

This Valve-made finish covers the MP5-SD in a blue circuit-board pattern, leaning fully into a tech-driven aesthetic. It carries the flavor line "Silently supplementing."

MP5-SD | Co-Processor (Battle-Scarred) Float and Wear

Because this finish's float is capped at 0.5 rather than the full 1.0, Battle-Scarred here is milder than a full-range Battle-Scarred skin — heavy fading and scuffing spread across the body, but it never hits the game's most extreme wear level. The circuit lines remain visible even at this grade.

MP5-SD | Co-Processor Rarity

Rarity: Mil-Spec Grade, the common entry tier for weapon finishes, though the circuit-board artwork keeps it visually distinct from plainer Mil-Spec skins.

MP5-SD | Co-Processor Case and Collection

Co-Processor belongs to The 2018 Nuke Collection, tied to the FACEIT 2018 update in September 2018. No weapon case ever offered this finish; it started in the London 2018 Nuke Souvenir Package, and later Major tournaments have issued their own Nuke souvenir packages carrying it since.

MP5-SD | Co-Processor Patterns

The circuit-board artwork is fixed across every copy of this finish — there's no paint seed or rare variant to look for. Wear is the only thing that changes the look from copy to copy.

StatTrak & Souvenir

Co-Processor exists as a regular finish and a Souvenir finish, but there's no StatTrak version at any grade. Souvenir copies trace back to the London 2018 package, with subsequent Majors issuing additional Nuke souvenir packages featuring the same design.

MP5-SD | Co-Processor Price

Battle-Scarred is the cheapest grade on the ladder, the entry point for buyers who want the circuit-board look for as little as possible. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Is the Battle-Scarred Co-Processor still recognizable?

Yes. Despite heavy fading and scuffing, the blue circuit lines stay visible enough to read clearly as Co-Processor in-game. It's the trade-off for the lowest price point on this finish.

Why doesn't this Battle-Scarred copy look fully destroyed?

The finish's float is capped at 0.5 instead of the usual 1.0 maximum, so Battle-Scarred copies never reach the game's most extreme wear level. Skins with a full float range look noticeably rougher at this same grade.

Can a Battle-Scarred copy be a Souvenir?

Yes, Souvenir Co-Processor is available at Battle-Scarred just like the other four wears, issued through Major-tournament Nuke packages rather than a case, and still with no StatTrak option attached.