MP9 | Setting Sun (Battle-Scarred)

The MP9 | Setting Sun (Battle-Scarred) is the same orange hazard-symbol hydrographic finish in its roughest available state. It's the cheapest way to own this Cache Collection SMG skin.

Design

Nuclear hazard symbols cover an orange hydrographic base, giving the MP9 a loud, warning-sign look rather than a subtle graphic. It's a Valve-made finish with no in-game flavor line.

MP9 | Setting Sun (Battle-Scarred) Float and Wear

Setting Sun uses the full 0 to 1.00 float range, so Battle-Scarred copies can reach the most extreme wear the game allows. Expect heavy scratching and paint loss across the body, with the orange base and hazard symbols surviving mainly as a faded outline in places.

MP9 | Setting Sun Rarity

Rarity: Mil-Spec Grade, the blue tier positioned just above the most common classification. It's a middling rarity rather than a rare pull.

MP9 | Setting Sun Case and Collection

This finish belongs to The Cache Collection, which debuted in July 2014. It has no dedicated weapon case, so it's sourced from the collection's own drop pool or trade-up, and Souvenir copies have circulated at Majors since the ESL One Cologne 2014 Souvenir Package and at several events after.

MP9 | Setting Sun Patterns

The hazard-symbol pattern doesn't change between copies — it's fixed, so there's no seed number or blue-gem variant to search for on Setting Sun. Only condition separates one copy from the next.

StatTrak & Souvenir

Both a regular finish and a Souvenir version of Setting Sun exist, but StatTrak was never produced for it. Souvenir supply traces back to Major-tournament packages rather than the collection's regular drop.

MP9 | Setting Sun Price

Battle-Scarred is the entry point into this premium-tier finish, sitting at the bottom of its price ladder. It's the most affordable way to add the design to a loadout. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Is the Battle-Scarred Setting Sun heavily worn?

Yes, since the finish uses the full float range, Battle-Scarred copies reach some of the heaviest scratching and paint loss the game allows. The orange base and hazard symbols still show through, just faded and scuffed.

Is Battle-Scarred the cheapest way to get Setting Sun?

Yes, it sits at the bottom of the price ladder for this finish. If price matters more than surface condition, this is the most budget-friendly grade to buy.

Why does Setting Sun reach maximum wear when some MP9 finishes don't?

It simply isn't float-capped — its range runs the full 0 to 1.00, so nothing stops a copy from reaching the most extreme wear a skin can show. Some other finishes are capped below 1.0 and never get this rough.