P250 | Mint Kimono (Battle-Scarred)

The P250 | Mint Kimono (Battle-Scarred) is the most heavily worn grade of this Consumer Grade finish, with the gray geometric motif showing significant damage. It's the cheapest way to own this Rising Sun Collection pistol skin.

Design

Mint Kimono dresses the P250 in a spray-painted gray geometric pattern, a clean, angular look built without heavy graphics or color. Valve created the finish, pairing it with the in-game line "Come Booth, let me show you what I've been working on - Yukako, Gunsmith."

P250 | Mint Kimono (Battle-Scarred) Float and Wear

This finish is float-capped at 0.80 rather than the full 1.00, so Battle-Scarred here never reaches the extreme wear a full-range skin's worst grade would show. Even so, expect heavy scratching and chipped paint across much of the surface at this top-of-range float, with only fragments of the gray geometric shapes still holding on.

P250 | Mint Kimono Rarity

Rarity: Consumer Grade, the white tier and the most common classification a weapon skin can carry.

P250 | Mint Kimono Case and Collection

This finish comes from The Rising Sun Collection, released with Operation Bloodhound in May 2015. There's no case attached to it — it drops directly from the collection's own pool.

P250 | Mint Kimono Patterns

The gray geometric layout is identical across every copy regardless of paint seed, so there's no rare pattern or blue-gem variant to hunt here — only wear and float differentiate one copy from the next.

StatTrak & Souvenir

This is a regular-only finish, with no StatTrak edition and no Souvenir version, since Souvenir weapons only ever come from Major-tournament packages and The Rising Sun Collection has never been part of one.

P250 | Mint Kimono Price

Battle-Scarred is the cheapest grade on the Mint Kimono ladder, the entry point for buyers who want the design without paying the finish's usual premium price. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Is Battle-Scarred still recognizable as Mint Kimono?

Yes, mostly. Despite heavy scratching, fragments of the gray geometric pattern remain visible, keeping the design identifiable even at the roughest grade. It's about accepting damage for the lowest possible price.

Why doesn't Battle-Scarred look completely trashed?

Because the finish is capped at a 0.80 float rather than the full 1.00, its Battle-Scarred copies never reach the most extreme wear seen on some other skins, so the pattern stays a bit more legible than expected.

How much cheaper is Battle-Scarred than Factory New?

It sits at the bottom of the Mint Kimono ladder, well below the cleaner grades, even though the finish overall trades at a premium within the P250 line. It's the most budget-friendly way into this particular design.