P2000 | Imperial (Field-Tested)

The P2000 | Imperial (Field-Tested) is the most worn grade this finish reaches, still showing its red and yellow laser-etched design clearly. As a Mil-Spec Grade pistol skin, it's the cheapest and most common way to pick up the Imperial.

Design

Red and yellow metallic paint over a laser-etched pattern covers the P2000's slide, a textured, warm-toned look that stands apart from smoother finishes. The design comes from community artist Ezikyl, paired with the flavor line "My feelings are irrelevant Keo, I have an empire to protect."

P2000 | Imperial (Field-Tested) Float and Wear

Field-Tested sits at the top end of the Imperial's 0.00–0.20 float range — its worst possible condition. Because the cap stops well short of the full 1.0 scale, even this "roughest" grade looks far milder than a Field-Tested copy of a skin with an uncapped float, with the red and yellow paint still reading clearly.

P2000 | Imperial Rarity

Mil-Spec Grade is this finish's rarity — the blue tier, and the most commonly rolled rarity among standard weapon skins.

P2000 | Imperial Case and Collection

Part of The Revolver Case Collection, this finish drops from the Revolver Case introduced with CS:GO's Winter Update in December 2015. As a tier, Mil-Spec skins come out of that case roughly 79.92% of the time, a rate that applies broadly rather than to the Imperial specifically.

P2000 | Imperial Patterns

There's no random pattern element on this finish — the laser-etched artwork lands the same way on every copy, so no seed or blue-gem search applies. Condition and float are the only differentiators.

StatTrak & Souvenir

A StatTrak™ Field-Tested Imperial is available, drawn from the same Revolver Case pool, and its confirmed-kill counter is permanent once it starts tracking. No Souvenir copies exist, since those are only ever included in Major-tournament packages, which this finish was never part of.

P2000 | Imperial Price

Field-Tested is the most affordable grade on the Imperial's ladder, sitting below Minimal Wear as the entry point into this already budget-friendly finish. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Does the Field-Tested Imperial look heavily worn?

Not really. Since the finish's float never climbs past 0.20, even Field-Tested — its worst grade — looks much cleaner than a typical Field-Tested skin with a full float range. The red and yellow etching stays legible throughout.

Is Field-Tested the best value grade for the Imperial?

For most buyers, yes. It's the cheapest of the three available grades while still showing the design clearly, thanks to the tight float cap keeping visible wear minimal.

Why doesn't the Imperial have a Battle-Scarred version?

Because its float tops out at 0.20 rather than the full 1.0, the skin never gets worn enough in-game to qualify for Well-Worn or Battle-Scarred grades. Field-Tested is as far as it goes.