XM1014 | Quicksilver (Well-Worn)

The XM1014 | Quicksilver (Well-Worn) is a Mil-Spec shotgun finish with a terrain-map hydrographic over metallic silver, shown here with heavier wear. Well-Worn is a low-cost route into the design for players who value price over a bright, reflective surface.

Design

At heart the finish is a metallic silver base under a translucent terrain-map hydrographic — a cool, monochrome, topographic look built on reflectivity. It's the work of designer Algis, and it carries the in-game line "Sometimes you need an unstable element to solve your problems - Kotaro Izaki, Breach Expert," which suits its clinical, technical vibe.

XM1014 | Quicksilver (Well-Worn) Float and Wear

Along the finish's tight 0.00–0.50 scale, Well-Worn sits around 0.38–0.45. The metallic sheen is largely gone here and paint loss shows across edges and the body, muting the once-reflective surface. The terrain-map motif stays identifiable, but this is plainly a worn grade trading polish for a cheaper price.

XM1014 | Quicksilver Rarity

Rarity: Mil-Spec Grade, the blue tier. It's the base rung of the colored weapon grades and the most common of them, which is exactly why even this finish stays so affordable.

XM1014 | Quicksilver Case and Collection

Well-Worn Quicksilver is part of The Chroma Collection, pulled from the Chroma Case that arrived in January 2015. The Mil-Spec tier unboxes at roughly 79.92% from the case (that rate is shared across the whole blue tier), so supply of the finish is plentiful.

XM1014 | Quicksilver Patterns

Quicksilver uses a fixed layout, so the terrain-map hydrographic appears the same over the silver on every copy — no paint seed to gamble on and no rare blue-gem pattern to track down. The only real differences between copies come down to wear and float.

StatTrak & Souvenir

A StatTrak Quicksilver does exist, sourced from the Chroma Case, adding a confirmed-kill counter that follows the item permanently and never gets wiped through trades or resales. There's no Souvenir variant, however — that format is exclusive to Major-tournament packages, and the Chroma Case was never handed out as a Major drop.

XM1014 | Quicksilver Price

Well-Worn sits near the bottom of the finish's short ladder, below Field-Tested and above only Battle-Scarred — a cheap entry into the design for players who won't pay for higher condition. It stays an affordable mid-tier pickup overall. Pick it up on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

How rough does Well-Worn Quicksilver look?

Fairly rough. Around the 0.38–0.45 float range the metallic sheen is mostly gone and paint loss shows across the body and edges, muting the reflective quality. It's more worn than Field-Tested but short of the finish's cap, and the terrain-map motif keeps it identifiable as Quicksilver in-game.

Is Well-Worn worth it over Field-Tested?

Mainly if price is your priority. Field-Tested keeps more of the metallic sheen for a modest step up in cost, so many buyers prefer it. Well-Worn is the choice when you want the design as cheaply as possible, though on a reflective finish like this the drop in sheen is more noticeable than on matte skins.

Why is the float range so tight on Quicksilver?

The finish is capped at a 0.50 maximum float rather than the usual 1.0, which compresses every grade into a narrower band. Well-Worn sits near the top of that scale, so even at this grade the skin never reaches the heavy, near-destroyed wear a full-1.0 finish can display.