P250 | Facets (Well-Worn)

The P250 | Facets (Well-Worn) carries clearly more wear on this Industrial Grade pistol's gray polygon design, though its capped float keeps it from ever looking as rough as a full-range skin. It's a more budget-friendly way to own this Agency memento.

Design

Valve designed this finish, dipping the P250 in a hydrographic wrap of angular gray polygons for a geometric, understated style. It comes with a line from Elliott Kingsman, Career Criminal: "My men are professionals, they'll get the job done right..."

P250 | Facets (Well-Worn) Float and Wear

Float on the Facets is capped between 0.06 and 0.80, so even the most worn copies stay short of the full 1.0 extreme a normal skin could reach. Well-Worn brings visible dulling and scuffing across the surface, though the polygon shapes remain identifiable.

P250 | Facets Rarity

It sits at Industrial Grade, the light-blue tier, a common rarity in CS2's standard grading that keeps this finish's price grounded despite its age.

P250 | Facets Case and Collection

This finish comes from The Alpha Collection, tied to Operation Bravo's launch in September 2013. Without a case of its own, it's obtained through collection drops or trade-ups instead of key openings.

P250 | Facets Patterns

The polygon design is fixed across every copy — no seed variation, no rare pattern, and no blue-gem angle worth hunting here. Condition and float remain the only meaningful differences.

StatTrak & Souvenir

No StatTrak edition exists for this finish, and no Souvenir version either — Souvenir weapons are limited to Major-tournament packages, and The Alpha Collection has never been part of one.

P250 | Facets Price

Well-Worn sits near the bottom of the Facets' price ladder, just above Battle-Scarred, offering the polygon design at a friendlier cost than the cleaner grades despite the finish's overall premium status. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Is Well-Worn a big step down from Field-Tested?

There's a visible increase in scuffing and dulled color, but the polygon pattern stays readable overall. If keeping cost down matters more than a clean surface, it's a sensible place to buy.

Is the Facets worth buying at a lower wear?

Given its premium status as an older Alpha Collection piece, a lower-wear copy like this is a reasonable way to own a piece of CS2 history without paying top price for Factory New.

Does wear affect the Facets' rarity or value floor?

Rarity stays Industrial Grade across every wear — only condition and float shift the price within the finish's own ladder, with Well-Worn landing near the cheaper end.