MAC-10 | Propaganda (Well-Worn)

The MAC-10 | Propaganda (Well-Worn, WW) brings this red eyes-and-text finish in a more used-looking state. It's a somewhat cheaper route into this otherwise grail-tier design.

Design

The MAC-10's red frame is painted with a pair of eyes and Russian words for "control" and "fear," a bold, propaganda-themed design from Valve. It carries the flavor text "You don't believe them, do you?" which underlines the theme directly.

MAC-10 | Propaganda (Well-Worn) Float and Wear

This finish spans a float of 0.00 to 0.62, and Well-Worn sits in the back half of that range. Scuffing and paint loss are noticeable at this grade, though the red base and the eyes-and-text artwork remain identifiable rather than washed out. Because the skin is capped below 1.0, even Well-Worn stays milder than the harshest wear an uncapped finish can show.

MAC-10 | Propaganda Rarity

This finish sits at Classified rarity, the pink tier just below Covert — a genuinely uncommon grade to come across at any condition.

MAC-10 | Propaganda Case and Collection

Well-Worn Propaganda copies still trace back to The 2021 Train Collection, tied to Operation Riptide from September 2021. No case is linked to this finish, so all copies come from the collection's drop pool.

MAC-10 | Propaganda Patterns

No seed changes this finish's appearance — the artwork prints identically on every copy, so there's no blue-gem hunt to be had. Wear grade is the only real differentiator between copies.

StatTrak & Souvenir

The Propaganda has no StatTrak version and no Souvenir version at any wear. Souvenir status is exclusive to Major-tournament packages, and this collection has never been used for one, which explains the absence here.

MAC-10 | Propaganda Price

Well-Worn ranks near the bottom of this finish's price ladder, cheaper than Field-Tested (FT) and above only Battle-Scarred (BS). It's a relatively more attainable way into an otherwise high-end, grail-tier skin. Pick it up on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Is the Well-Worn Propaganda still recognizable?

Yes — even with visible scuffing, the red base and the eyes-and-text artwork stay clear enough to identify at a glance, especially since the float cap keeps wear from reaching the harshest extreme.

How much cheaper is Well-Worn than Field-Tested?

It typically sits a meaningful step below Field-Tested, since extra wear pulls the price down. Given how expensive this finish is overall, that gap can still represent real savings for buyers chasing this specific design.

Should I buy Well-Worn for this grail-tier finish?

If owning the Propaganda matters more than a pristine surface, Well-Worn is a reasonable way to get in for less. Buyers who want the cleanest possible look should still budget for Factory New (FN) or Minimal Wear (MW) instead.