SCAR-20 | Brass (Battle-Scarred)

The SCAR-20 | Brass (Battle-Scarred) is a Mil-Spec Grade rifle skin finished to resemble brass, in its most heavily tarnished condition. It's the most affordable way onto the gold-metal look, trading a polished surface for the lowest entry price on a grail-tier finish.

Design

The finish coats the SCAR-20 in a brass-toned metal, replacing parts of the weapon so the warm gold sheen becomes the whole identity — no graphics, just material. It's a Valve creation, and its in-game text "Fool's gold" leans into the luxe-but-cheeky theme. Metal styling this bold is rare on the marksman rifle.

SCAR-20 | Brass (Battle-Scarred) Float and Wear

The finish uses the complete 0.00–1.00 float range, and Battle-Scarred occupies the top of it. At this grade the brass is heavily tarnished — a dark, oxidized patina spread broadly with the gold dulled across most of the body. There's no float cap softening things, so this is the finish at its most weathered, bought for the look at the lowest cost.

SCAR-20 | Brass Rarity

The finish carries Mil-Spec Grade rarity — the blue tier low on the standard weapon ladder. The class is common, yet Brass behaves like a far higher tier thanks to a scarce, fixed supply that outweighs the modest rarity label.

SCAR-20 | Brass Case and Collection

This skin is a member of The Norse Collection, introduced with Operation Shattered Web in November 2019. No weapon case is attached; copies came into circulation via the operation's drop and trade-up systems, and with Shattered Web retired the supply is locked — the market is the standard source rather than fresh drops.

SCAR-20 | Brass Patterns

Because Brass is a patina finish, there's no rare pattern or "blue gem" variant to seek — the paint seed doesn't unlock a jackpot look. It does nudge the metal's patina texture slightly, and some collectors prefer a cleaner, more even patina, but at this worn grade float dominates how the finish reads far more than the seed does.

StatTrak & Souvenir

You'll find this finish in its regular form alone. There's no StatTrak edition, so a kill-counter version doesn't exist to look for. Souvenir is likewise unavailable — Souvenir weapons ship only inside Major-tournament packages, and this collection was never handed out that way.

SCAR-20 | Brass Price

Battle-Scarred is the cheapest grade of the finish — the entry point onto the gold-metal design for buyers who value the look over the condition. Even so, its scarce supply keeps it well above ordinary SCAR-20 skins. Available on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Is the Battle-Scarred still recognizable?

Yes. Even with heavy tarnish and a dark, oxidized patina, the gold-metal identity still comes through at a glance in game. On Brass the wear reads as a deeply aged metal rather than scratched paint, so many players find the Battle-Scarred look characterful rather than simply damaged.

Why is Battle-Scarred the cheapest grade?

It carries the most tarnish and dullest metal of any grade, so demand sits below the brighter conditions and the price lands at the bottom of the ladder. For players who mainly want the brass look in their loadout and aren't fussed about a polished surface, it's the most economical way in.

Does float still matter at Battle-Scarred?

Yes. All copies are heavily tarnished, but a lower float within the grade shows a slightly less extreme patina than one near the top of the range. Since Brass has no float cap, its Battle-Scarred copies can reach full oxidation, so checking the exact float is worthwhile if the metal's tone matters to you.