P90 | Baroque Red (Minimal Wear)

The P90 | Baroque Red is a Mil-Spec finish that dresses the P90 in a maroon and gray, Italian-inspired pattern. Minimal Wear keeps almost all of that detail intact for a lower price than the top grade.

Design

Valve built this one around an ornate maroon and gray motif inspired by Italian Renaissance art, a departure from the usual camo look on P90 finishes. It comes with a matching flavor line: "Last Supper is served."

P90 | Baroque Red (Minimal Wear) Float and Wear

The finish spans a 0.00–0.50 float range, and Minimal Wear falls just above the cleanest slice of it. At this grade the artwork still looks tight, with only the lightest hint of handling visible up close. It's a strong middle ground between top-shelf condition and price.

P90 | Baroque Red Rarity

Rarity: Mil-Spec Grade. It's the most common weapon-finish tier, though the ornate pattern gives this particular P90 more personality than most Mil-Specs.

P90 | Baroque Red Case and Collection

This finish comes from The Canals Collection, released with Operation Shattered Web back in November 2019. Mil-Spec finishes drop from that collection around 79.92% of the time as a group, which is why copies have never been scarce.

P90 | Baroque Red Patterns

There's no pattern-index variation here — the maroon and gray artwork lands the same on every single copy, so no seed or "blue gem" chase applies. Only the float value changes what you see.

StatTrak & Souvenir

No StatTrak version has ever been made for this finish; it exists only in its regular form. Souvenir doesn't apply either, since Souvenir weapons come exclusively from Major-tournament packages and this finish was never included in one.

P90 | Baroque Red Price

Minimal Wear sits just under Factory New on the price ladder, trading a small amount of condition for meaningful savings. It's still a premium finish overall, just a friendlier entry point than the top grade. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Does Minimal Wear look different from Factory New here?

Only slightly. The float gap between the two grades is small, so the maroon and gray pattern still reads crisp at Minimal Wear, with just the faintest trace of extra wear if you look closely. Most players won't notice the difference from a normal in-game view.

Is the Baroque Red rare?

Not particularly — it's a Mil-Spec finish, the most common weapon tier, so it isn't a rare pull. Its appeal comes from the distinctive Italian-style artwork rather than scarcity, which also keeps it affordable next to rarer P90 skins.

Does the Baroque Red have a StatTrak version?

No. This finish only exists in its regular form, so there's no confirmed-kill counter option available for it on the market or from any case.