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★ Navaja Knife | Damascus Steel (Well-Worn)
The ★ Navaja Knife | Damascus Steel (Well-Worn) keeps the same Covert ★ rare-special standing as the rest of this finish, with its pale steel banding now showing heavier surface wear. Well-Worn is the second-roughest of the five grades, though this finish's tight float cap keeps that wear milder than it looks on other knives.
Design
The banding across the blade comes from a fixed steel pattern over a near-white base — no painted extras, nothing that changes copy to copy. Even as wear increases, that underlying design stays exactly the same.
★ Navaja Knife | Damascus Steel (Well-Worn) Float and Wear
Well-Worn covers roughly 0.38–0.45 on Damascus Steel's 0.00–0.50 float scale — noticeably worn compared to the cleaner grades, but still short of the finish's own ceiling. Because the float cap sits at 0.50 rather than 1.00, this grade never reaches the battered look a full-range knife shows at the same wear name.
Navaja Knife | Damascus Steel Rarity
The Covert ★ rating puts this finish in the rare-special ("knife") slot, well above any regular weapon grade sharing its case. That rarity is fixed to the item itself and doesn't shift depending on wear grade.
Navaja Knife | Damascus Steel Case and Collection
Damascus Steel isn't tied to a single collection — it opens from the Prisma Case and the Prisma 2 Case. The rare-special tier overall drops at about 0.26% per case, so most Well-Worn copies, like the rest of this finish, end up bought on the market rather than unboxed directly.
Navaja Knife | Damascus Steel Patterns
No paint seed changes the look of Damascus Steel — it's a fixed pattern, so the steel banding on this Well-Worn copy matches any other copy of the same finish. Wear is the only variable at play here, not pattern quality.
StatTrak & Souvenir
This knife is offered in a StatTrak™ version too, logging confirmed kills permanently across trades and sales. It has never had a Souvenir release, since knives are excluded from Major-tournament souvenir packages entirely.
Navaja Knife | Damascus Steel Price
Well-Worn prices below Field-Tested and Minimal Wear on this finish's ladder, sitting near the low end of Damascus Steel's already accessible range for this knife. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.
FAQ
Is Well-Worn very scuffed on the Navaja Knife Damascus Steel?
It's clearly worn but not extreme — Damascus Steel's float cap tops out at 0.50, so Well-Worn here looks milder than a Well-Worn grade on a full-range knife would. The steel banding remains fully visible under the added surface wear.
How much cheaper is Well-Worn than Field-Tested on this finish?
Well-Worn sits a step below Field-Tested on Damascus Steel's own price ladder, making it one of the lower-cost ways to own this finish. Since the pattern is fixed regardless of wear, you're only paying less for a slightly rougher surface, not a different look.
Does the Navaja Knife Damascus Steel have a Souvenir version?
No — knives are never included in Major-tournament souvenir packages, so there's no Souvenir edition for this or any other knife finish. A StatTrak™ version does exist, though, tracking kills permanently for anyone who wants that instead.






























