Items & Your Inventory

Item grades, wear, StatTrak™, Souvenir and Genuine items, your inventory and who can see it, and the item wiki.

Weapon finishes, knives, gloves, stickers, cases, pins and more all live in your Lambda inventory. You earn items by playing, from cases, missions, events and rewards, and you can trade or sell most of them.

Your inventory

Type !inventory in chat to open it in game. On the website, open your profile and choose Inventory.

Items that are listed on the Community Market don't show in your inventory until the listing sells or you remove it.

Who can see it

Your inventory is public by default. On your Privacy page you can set Inventory to Public, Friends Only or Private (Just Me).

A private inventory also means nobody can send you a trade offer on the website.

Grades

Every item has a grade, shown by its colour. From rarest to most common:

  1. Contraband
  2. Covert
  3. Classified
  4. Restricted
  5. Mil-Spec
  6. Industrial Grade
  7. Consumer Grade

Wear

Weapon finishes, knives and gloves have a wear value from 0 to 1. The lower it is, the cleaner the item looks:

Exterior Wear value
Factory New 0.00 to 0.06
Minimal Wear 0.07 to 0.14
Field-Tested 0.15 to 0.37
Well-Worn 0.37 to 0.44
Battle-Scarred 0.44 to 1.00

Items that don't wear, such as stickers and cases, have no exterior.

StatTrak™, Souvenir and Genuine

  • StatTrak™ items count your kills with them. Only weapons, knives and music kits can be StatTrak™. When a StatTrak™ item changes hands, through a trade or the Community Market, its count goes back to 0.
  • Souvenir items come from Souvenir events.
  • Genuine items are marked as such in their name.

An item can be more than one of these, for example StatTrak™ Souvenir.

The item wiki

The Wiki lists every item. Each item page shows its details, its variants, which cases contain it and screenshots of it from players. Cases also show what's inside them. You can browse by type, search, or look through collections.

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