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Nova | Turquoise Pour (Battle-Scarred)

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Nova | Turquoise Pour (Battle-Scarred)

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Nova | Turquoise Pour (Battle-Scarred)

Nova | Turquoise Pour (Battle-Scarred)

The Nova | Turquoise Pour (Battle-Scarred, BS) is an Industrial Grade Nova skin with a marbled blue-and-gold acrylic pour, worn to its roughest available grade. Battle-Scarred is the cheapest condition, trading a battered surface for the lowest way into the design.

Design

At heart the finish is fluid art — blue and gold poured and swirled across the Nova in marbled ribbons, an organic acrylic look rather than a printed graphic. It bears the in-game line "It all comes together...," a nod to how the poured streams flow into a single blended surface.

Nova | Turquoise Pour (Battle-Scarred) Float and Wear

This finish is float-capped at 0.68 rather than the full 1.0, so even Battle-Scarred — the top of its 0.00–0.68 range — never reaches the most extreme wear a normal skin shows. Expect heavy scuffing and broad paint loss across the poured pattern, but the blue-and-gold swirls stay readable thanks to that cap and the busy marbled base.

Nova | Turquoise Pour Rarity

Rarity lands at Industrial Grade, the light-blue tier — a low rung of the standard weapon grades, one step above the base Consumer level. It's a common, budget classification whose accessibility holds up across every wear.

Nova | Turquoise Pour Case and Collection

Turquoise Pour sits in The Ascent Collection, launched with March 2025's "Spring Forward" update. Because the collection has no case, copies came from drops rather than unboxing, and the open market is effectively the only place to find one now.

Nova | Turquoise Pour Patterns

Since this is a fixed finish, the paint-seed value plays no role — the blue-and-gold pour appears the same on every copy, and there's no blue gem or standout seed anyone hunts for. The only meaningful difference between copies is how worn the poured surface is.

StatTrak & Souvenir

The finish is available as a regular version only, with neither StatTrak nor Souvenir. StatTrak is generated exclusively by weapon cases and this collection never had one; Souvenir editions come only from Major-tournament packages, and this finish was never handed out through them.

Nova | Turquoise Pour Price

Battle-Scarred is the entry-level grade, the cheapest way to get the poured design into a loadout. Combined with the finish's budget standing in the Nova range, it's one of the most affordable colorful Novas going. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Is the Battle-Scarred version still recognizable?


Yes. Despite heavy scuffing, the busy blue-and-gold pour keeps the skin clearly readable in-game — the marbled pattern actually hides damage better than a flat coat would. Battle-Scarred is about accepting the most visible wear the finish offers in exchange for the lowest price, not losing the design.


Why doesn't the Battle-Scarred version look completely destroyed?


Because the finish is capped at 0.68 rather than 1.0, its Battle-Scarred copies stop short of the extreme end of the wear scale. Paired with a busy marbled pattern that disguises scuffing, the result is a grade that's clearly weathered but stays more legible than a full-range skin would at the same label.


Should I buy Battle-Scarred or spend more for a cleaner grade?


It depends on your goal. If you just want the Turquoise Pour design for as little as possible and don't mind visible wear, Battle-Scarred is the pick. If tidier swirls matter, Field-Tested (FT) or higher looks noticeably better for a small step up — and since the whole finish is budget-priced, that upgrade doesn't cost much.