SCAR-20 | Brass (Well-Worn)

The SCAR-20 | Brass (Well-Worn) is a Mil-Spec Grade rifle skin finished to resemble brass, here in a heavily tarnished, weathered state. It's a lower-cost way onto the gold-metal look for players who don't mind an aged surface.

Design

At its core the finish replaces parts of the SCAR-20 with a brass-toned metal, so the warm gold sheen — not any decal — is the entire design. Valve made it, and the in-game text "Fool's gold" gives the luxe metal a knowing wink. It's an uncommon dose of polished-metal styling for the marksman rifle.

SCAR-20 | Brass (Well-Worn) Float and Wear

The full 0.00–1.00 float range puts Well-Worn toward the rougher end. The brass here is heavily tarnished, with a dark, mottled patina spreading across the body and the metal dulled in the busiest contact zones. The gold identity survives, but this is clearly an aged grade — bought for the look at a lower cost.

SCAR-20 | Brass Rarity

Rarity sits at Mil-Spec Grade, the blue class at the foot of the standard weapon tiers. Common as the label is, the finish's scarce supply means it trades far above what its rarity would normally suggest.

SCAR-20 | Brass Case and Collection

Drawn from The Norse Collection that arrived with Operation Shattered Web in November 2019, the finish has no companion weapon case. Copies surfaced through the operation's drop and trade-up mechanics, and since Shattered Web has retired, no new ones enter the pool — buyers source them straight from the market.

SCAR-20 | Brass Patterns

Every Brass copy is a patina finish with no rare "blue gem" or premium-pattern tier to hunt for. The patina's metal texture does vary a little by paint seed, and a few collectors prefer a cleaner, more even result — but it's a subtle look-preference, and float within the grade matters far more.

StatTrak & Souvenir

This finish comes as a regular skin and nothing more. No StatTrak version was ever minted, so a kill-counter edition simply isn't out there. The same goes for Souvenir — that tag only appears on weapons from Major-tournament packages, which this collection was never part of.

SCAR-20 | Brass Price

Well-Worn sits near the bottom of the finish's ladder, below Field-Tested and above only Battle-Scarred — the more affordable route to a grail-tier design. It's the cheaper end of a finish that still commands strong money at every grade. It's on Skin.Land to buy with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

How worn does the Well-Worn look?

Fairly heavily. The brass shows a dark, mottled tarnish across the body and dulled metal in high-contact areas — more aging than Field-Tested but short of the fully weathered Battle-Scarred grade. The gold identity holds, so it still reads as Brass in game, just with an obviously seasoned, oxidized surface.

Is Well-Worn worth it over Field-Tested?

Mainly if price leads your decision. Field-Tested keeps the gold brighter for a step up in cost, so many prefer it. Well-Worn suits players who want the distinctive brass look as cheaply as possible and don't mind — or even like — the heavier, oxidized patina it carries.

Why does Brass stay pricey even at Well-Worn?

Supply. Brass came from a retired operation collection with no case behind it, so the total number of copies is fixed and small. That scarcity holds prices up across every grade — even the more worn conditions like Well-Worn sit well above typical SCAR-20 finishes on the market.