P250 | Facets (Field-Tested)

The P250 | Facets (Field-Tested) shows a touch more wear on this Industrial Grade pistol's gray polygon design while landing in the middle of its condition range. It's the grade most players carrying this finish end up with.

Design

This Agency memento comes from Valve, wrapping the P250 in a hydrographic pattern of angular gray polygons for a clean, geometric look. It carries a memorable line from Elliott Kingsman, Career Criminal: "My men are professionals, they'll get the job done right..."

P250 | Facets (Field-Tested) Float and Wear

Float on this finish runs 0.06 to 0.80, capped short of 1.0, so it never reaches the extreme wear a full-range skin can hit even at its roughest. Field-Tested brings light scuffing across the surface, though the polygon edges remain easy to make out.

P250 | Facets Rarity

Industrial Grade rarity puts it in the light-blue tier, one of the more common grades and a step above Consumer Grade in CS2's standard ladder.

P250 | Facets Case and Collection

The Facets is part of The Alpha Collection, released alongside Operation Bravo back in September 2013. There's no case tied to it, so regular copies come through collection drops or trade-up contracts rather than key openings.

P250 | Facets Patterns

There's no pattern variation on this finish — the polygon artwork sits the same on every copy, so no paint seed or blue-gem hunt applies here. Float and wear grade are the only real differences between copies.

StatTrak & Souvenir

This finish has no StatTrak release and no Souvenir version, since Souvenir weapons only come from Major-tournament packages and The Alpha Collection has never appeared in one.

P250 | Facets Price

Field-Tested sits in the lower-middle of the Facets' price range, cheaper than Minimal Wear while still showing the polygon design clearly, a fair middle ground for this premium, long-standing finish. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Does Field-Tested wear hurt the Facets' look?

Only a little. The scuffing shows mainly on close inspection, and the polygon pattern is still easy to recognize at a normal viewing distance, which keeps this grade a solid, more affordable pick.

Is the P250 Facets a rare skin?

Its rarity grade, Industrial, is fairly common, but its age and status as an early Alpha Collection piece keep it priced at a premium relative to most other P250 finishes.

Can the Facets be obtained through trade-up contracts?

Yes, since it's a collection drop rather than a case exclusive, trading up lower-tier Alpha Collection finishes is a viable route, alongside buying a copy directly on the market.