★ Skeleton Knife | Marble Fade
★ Skeleton Knife
Unbox ★ Skeleton Knife | Marble Fade on CSDROP
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★ Skeleton Knife | Marble Fade Price History
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About ★ Skeleton Knife | Marble Fade
Overview · Design · Float and wear · Pattern
Overview
Covert rarity marks ★ Skeleton Knife | Marble Fade as a special knife item, available only by opening the Fever Case. This finish is also produced in StatTrak™, which keeps its own kill count.
Design
The blade takes a marbleizing treatment of black and silver metallic paint, topped with a three-color candy coat. Red gradually takes over more of the surface than the other two colors, so the finished look tilts toward a red-dominant blade rather than an even split.
Float and wear
The float band for this finish is 0 to 0.08, restricting it to Factory New and Minimal Wear. Within such a short range, wear has little room to dull the glossy candy coat.
Pattern
How far that red takeover spreads is set by the pattern seed, leaving some copies with a broader mix of colors and others almost solid red.
Guides
How this item works in CS2
CS2 Fade Percentage and Marble Fade Patterns Explained
Fade percentage comes from a skin's pattern index. See how Fade looks on knives and guns, what Fire & Ice and Tricolor mean, and why Tiger Tooth barely varies.
CS2 Knife Types: All 20 Knives and Their Cases
CS2 has 20 knife types, from the 2013 Karambit to the 2024 Kukri. See every knife, the cases that drop it, and what makes each blade look and move differently.
CS2 Float Values Explained: Exteriors, Caps and Wear
A CS2 float is a number from 0 to 1 that sets how worn a skin looks. See the five exterior ranges, capped skins, how to check a float and how trade-ups use it.
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