P2000 | Granite Marbleized (Well-Worn)

The P2000 | Granite Marbleized (Well-Worn, WW) brings this Industrial Grade, gray marbled pistol skin down to its second-cheapest grade. It's a budget entry point for players who just want the look without paying up for condition.

Design

Valve's gray marbleized paint job is the whole story here — no logos or graphics, just a stone-like texture wrapped around the P2000's body. That texture keeps working in its favor even as wear increases.

P2000 | Granite Marbleized (Well-Worn) Float and Wear

Sitting near the higher end of the finish's 0.06–0.80 float range, Well-Worn shows noticeably more scuffing and edge damage than Field-Tested (FT). Because the finish is capped under a full 1.0 float, though, even this grade doesn't get as beaten-up as a skin with an uncapped range would.

P2000 | Granite Marbleized Rarity

Rated Industrial Grade, this finish sits near the bottom of the standard weapon rarity ladder, just one step above Consumer Grade. It's a widely available rarity across the board.

P2000 | Granite Marbleized Case and Collection

The finish comes from The Italy Collection, tied to the Out with the old, in with the new update from November 2013. Since it was never part of a weapon case, copies circulate through trading and marketplace sales rather than case openings.

P2000 | Granite Marbleized Patterns

The marbled artwork doesn't shift from copy to copy — there's a single fixed layout for everyone, so no pattern seed is worth seeking out. Float and wear grade do all the differentiating.

StatTrak & Souvenir

This skin has no StatTrak edition at all. It does have a Souvenir version, separate from the standard finish, whose earliest release traces back to the DreamHack 2013 Souvenir Package, with an additional Major package adding to the pool afterward.

P2000 | Granite Marbleized Price

Well-Worn undercuts Field-Tested by a real margin while still showing the marbled pattern clearly, making it one of the cheaper ways into an already affordable, mid-tier pistol skin. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

How worn does Well-Worn actually look on this skin?

More scuffed than Field-Tested, with visible wear along the grip and slide, but not as extreme as it could be — the finish's float never climbs to a full 1.0, so even this grade stops short of the heaviest damage other skins can show.

Is Well-Worn a good budget pick?

Yes, if you're prioritizing price over polish. The marbled texture still reads fine at a glance, and you're paying noticeably less than Field-Tested or the cleaner grades for essentially the same design.

Are there cheaper options than Well-Worn?

Only Battle-Scarred (BS) goes lower on this finish's price ladder. It carries the heaviest wear of the range, though the finish's capped float keeps even that grade from looking as rough as a fully worn skin elsewhere.