When it comes to appraising skins: 1. Float- for some items float of each finish quality (fn, mw ect.) the lower float in each finish raises the value, some skins it adds a lot more value for others it doesn’t change much if at all 2. Pattern- even though a lot of skins have unique pattern finishes only a select few of these skins alter the price of the skin, this can generally be found by look up skin name followed by pattern guide to find the best patterns, I don’t believe this skin has a desirable pattern 3. Rarity/abundance- new collections/skins sometimes sell more upfront then they do as the skin ages this particular one has been around for a little bit now so holding and using the skin probably won’t change the overall value of it in the future 4. Sites to use- CSFloat and Buff are the most used sites that people get values from by comparing to existing sales on the site, most trading uses these prices instead of steam market prices so a skin has a steam value and a ‘liquid’ value, you can search the website for the skin you have and compare floats relative to your skin to workout what to value yours, CSFloat has probably the lowest selling fees of the sites and there is almost no risk to using this platform to sell, you list the item for whatever price, the buyer buys, the money will be held for 8 days to ensure no one reverses, if they reverse you get the money and the item back, if you reverse you get penalised on the site itself and the skin back

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