PP-Bizon | Seabird (Well-Worn)

The PP-Bizon | Seabird (Well-Worn, WW) is a Consumer Grade SMG finish built from solid aqua and tan panels, here shown with more visible wear. It's a cheaper way onto this finish's ladder, since the float cap keeps even this grade from looking too rough.

Design

The finish is defined by simple, solid-colored panels in aqua and tan, an oceanic palette applied without any detailed artwork or graphics. Valve created it, pairing the look with the short flavor text "Mine."

PP-Bizon | Seabird (Well-Worn) Float and Wear

Float on Seabird runs from 0.00 to a capped 0.50, and Well-Worn sits near the top of that range. More surface texture and fading show up on the panels at this grade, but since the finish never reaches a full 1.00 float, the wear stays milder than a Well-Worn grade on an uncapped skin. The aqua and tan blocks remain identifiable throughout.

PP-Bizon | Seabird Rarity

Rarity: Consumer Grade — the entry white tier and the single most common rarity across CS2's grading scale.

PP-Bizon | Seabird Case and Collection

Seabird comes from The St. Marc Collection, tied to the Operation Shattered Web release in November 2019. It was a common drop from that collection at Consumer Grade, and today buyers get most copies from the market instead.

PP-Bizon | Seabird Patterns

The panel layout on this finish never changes between copies — there's no paint-seed variation to look for, so no blue-gem or rare version exists. Only wear and float separate one copy from the next.

StatTrak & Souvenir

Only a regular version of this finish exists, with neither a StatTrak counter nor a Souvenir tag ever produced for it. Souvenir status is reserved for Major-tournament packages, which Seabird has never been part of.

PP-Bizon | Seabird Price

Well-Worn sits below Field-Tested (FT) on the price ladder, a more budget-friendly way into this premium finish. Given the capped float range, it still holds up better visually than a Well-Worn grade typically would elsewhere. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

How rough does Well-Worn look on the Seabird?

Milder than you might expect — because the float cap tops out at 0.50, this finish never gets close to the extreme wear seen on full-range skins. The color-blocked panels stay clearly recognizable even here.

Is Well-Worn a smart budget pick for this finish?

Yes, especially since the capped float keeps the visual gap between grades relatively small. Buyers who want to save money without a drastic drop in looks tend to land on Well-Worn.

Does the aqua and tan color scheme still stand out at this grade?

Yes — the block colors remain distinct from each other even with the extra wear, so the coastal look of the Seabird stays identifiable at typical in-game distances.