eSports 2013 Case Skins

The eSports 2013 Case contains 9 weapon skins across 9 weapons and 65 rare knife/glove drops. By rarity: 1 Covert, 2 Classified, 3 Restricted, 3 Mil-Spec. The Covert skins are P90 | Death by Kitty.

The most expensive regular skin from the eSports 2013 Case is the AK-47 | Red Laminate, currently priced at $519.79 in Factory New. Among rare special items, knives and gloves can sell for significantly more — check the Rare Special Items section above for current prices.

The eSports 2013 Case can drop 65 rare special items including Karambit | Crimson Web, M9 Bayonet | Crimson Web, Bayonet | Crimson Web, Karambit | Fade, Karambit | Night, Karambit | Case Hardened, M9 Bayonet | Night, Flip Knife | Crimson Web and 57 more. These have approximately a 0.26% chance of dropping per opening.

The most affordable skin from the eSports 2013 Case is the MAG-7 | Memento, starting at around $3.38 in Factory New. Mil-Spec grade skins are the most common drops and typically the most affordable.

Opening the eSports 2013 Case requires the case itself (~$44.75) plus a key ($2.49 on Steam). The total cost is approximately $47.24. Most openings return Mil-Spec or Industrial skins worth less than the opening cost, but rare Covert or knife drops can be worth many times more.

Statistically, no: based on Valve's drop odds and live prices across 40+ marketplaces, one eSports 2013 Case opening costs $47.24 (case + key) and returns $13.43 in expected value — an expected return of -71.6%. Rare drops are why people open anyway: the top Covert skin (AK-47 | Red Laminate) is worth ~$519.79. See the Unboxing Odds & ROI section above for the full breakdown.

Compare eSports 2013 Case prices across 40+ marketplaces on SteamAnalyst. Third-party markets like Skinport, BUFF163, and CSFloat often offer cases at lower prices than the Steam Community Market due to reduced fees. Prices can vary 10-30% between platforms.