Souvenir premium on CS2 knives
Souvenir skins drop from tournament packages with gold stickers and no StatTrak. Here is what the market charges for that provenance: the Souvenir price beside the normal price for every skin we track, one exterior each, ranked by the gap.
| # | Skin | Exterior | Normal | Souvenir | Premium | Adds |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No priced Souvenir pairs for this filter right now. | ||||||
One exterior per skin, Field-Tested where it exists, then Minimal Wear, Factory New, Well-Worn, Battle-Scarred. Both prices are the SteamAnalyst reference price at that exterior; the premium is the Souvenir price over the normal price. Normal price at least $5; unpriced pairs are left out rather than guessed.
How to read this board
How is the premium measured?
For each skin we take one exterior, Field-Tested where it exists, and compare the Souvenir price to the normal price at that same exterior. The premium is the difference as a percentage of the normal price. Both prices are the SteamAnalyst reference price.
Why can a Souvenir skin be cheaper than the normal one?
Souvenir versions of collection skins that were never popular drop from packages nobody opens for that skin, and cannot be StatTrak, traded up, or used with other stickers. Where nobody is collecting them, the souvenir price sits below normal. That is a real reading, and usually a thin market.
Does the price account for the stickers on the skin?
No. The reference price is for the item by name, and souvenir copies of the same skin can differ hugely by the team stickers they carry. Treat the figure here as the floor for an ordinary copy; a copy with a sought-after team sticker sells well above it.
Why only one exterior per skin?
One pair per skin, chosen in the same order the skin page uses, keeps this board and the skin page in agreement, and stops a thin Battle-Scarred pair standing in for the skin.