The Anubis Collection in CS2 and CS:GO is a set of 19 skins in an ancient Egyptian style. It was released in April 2023, while the game was still CS:GO, and is tied to the Anubis map, which had just joined the competitive map pool. The skins drop from the Anubis Collection Package, which opens without a key and costs about $2 on LIS-SKINS, and from Anubis Souvenir packages at Majors. The most expensive skin in the collection, the M4A4 | Eye of Horus, ranges from about $140 in Battle-Scarred to around $630 in Factory New.
Below you will find how to get the collection, which skins are the most expensive, which are popular with players and which cost under a dollar.
How to Get the Anubis Collection
The Anubis Collection Package differs from regular weapon cases: you do not need a key to open it. At launch it was sold in the in-game store for about $2, so one attempt costs only the price of the package. Keep in mind that most drops are cheap low-rarity skins, so getting your money back is not guaranteed.
Today the Anubis Collection Package is bought on the Steam Community Market and on third-party marketplaces. Prices differ between platforms, so it is worth comparing a few offers: on LIS-SKINS the package costs about $2. Skins from the collection also come in the Anubis Souvenir packages from Paris 2023, Copenhagen 2024 and Austin 2025, covered in our guide on how to get souvenir packages in CS2. If you do not want to rely on luck, you can buy individual skins from this collection directly on a marketplace.
Most Expensive Skins from the Anubis Collection
As with any other collection, the skins in the Anubis Collection are divided into several rarity tiers. The lower the drop chance, the higher the price; our article on how Valve determines skin rarity explains the system. The most expensive Anubis skins cost from $30 to several hundred dollars. These include skins of "Covert" and "Classified" quality.
The M4A4 Eye of Horus is named after one of the main gods of the ancient Egyptian pantheon. The design on the assault rifle's body features light tones. The stock has an ornament resembling feathers, and in the center, there is an image of a flying falcon, a symbol of the Egyptian god Horus. This skin is the only Covert item in the set: it costs from about $140 in Battle-Scarred and around $630 in Factory New.
FAMAS Waters of Nephthys is named after the ancient Egyptian goddess Nephthys, the patroness of birth and death. Her image was closely associated with the main river of ancient Egypt, so the design of this Classified skin features various shades of blue and aqua, and the pattern resembles the shifting waters of the Nile. Price: from about $30 in Battle-Scarred and around $140 in Factory New.
The P250 Apep's Curse, like the previous one, is Classified. The god Apep mentioned in its name is the patron of chaos, evil, and darkness, making it a fitting image to intimidate the enemy. The pistol's body is covered with gold detailing, colorful accents, an image of a scarab beetle, and several ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs. It costs from about $35 and around $100 in Factory New.
Popular Skins from the Anubis Collection
The skins listed above are the most expensive: even in Battle-Scarred the FAMAS and P250 cost $30 to $35, and the M4A4 starts at about $140. None of the skins in this collection have StatTrak versions, but Souvenir versions exist. However, the Anubis Collection also includes more affordable skins with equally great design. These are primarily "Restricted" quality skins. They appear more vivid than "Mil-Spec" or "Industrial" quality skins and remain recognizable even from afar. Those who want to expand their collection with interesting designs for different weapon types should consider the following Anubis skins:
Glock-18 Ramese's Reach. This pistol, whose name translates as "Ramses's Domain," is adorned with desert landscapes. They are complemented by a sinister pattern on the grip — a red eye surrounded by intertwined human hands and ancient symbols. The brown-yellow color scheme suits this design and theme well. Given the detailed artwork, it's best to buy this skin in FN or MW condition, as higher float values make the design darker and the wear more noticeable. Price: from about $8, around $15 in Minimal Wear and $60 in Factory New.
P90 ScaraB Rush. This skin is stylistically similar to the previously mentioned Eyes of Horus. The main colors of this design are white and gold. The body of the weapon is decorated with Egyptian-style patterns, hieroglyphs, and images of scarabs, which were considered sacred in ancient Egypt. It costs from about $6, around $13 in Factory New.
Nova Sobek's Bite. Finally, another "Restricted" quality weapon in the Egyptian-themed collection is a skin for the shotgun. As the name suggests, it is dedicated to the god Sobek, the patron of Nile floods, often depicted with a crocodile head. The color scheme is similar to other described weapons. This time, a metallic coating with colorful accents forms an expressive geometric pattern resembling scales. The dominant colors are gold, red, black, and blue. Price: from about $4 to around $12.
As you can see, the top skins from the Anubis Collection are inspired by a unified style. So, if you want to put together a full loadout reminiscent of ancient Egypt, treasure hunts, and mysterious pyramids, it won't be hard to do. More options like these are collected in our list of Egyptian style skins, and individual designs are covered in detail in the most interesting skins from the Anubis collection.
Cheap Skins from the Anubis Collection
Mil-Spec, Industrial Grade and Consumer Grade skins are usually not as vibrant. However, that doesn't mean they should be overlooked. Some of them can also recoup the package cost when resold or at least serve as a solid addition to your collection.
MAG-7 Copper Coated — an example of a skin from this category that deserves attention. The body's paint job creates a unique effect, as if the weapon was splashed with molten copper. One can only guess what situation could cause this. The design is complemented by various geometric symbols. Worn copies of this shotgun skin cost under a dollar, Factory New about $3.
AWP Black Nile — a skin for the sniper rifle whose pattern replicates a map of the Nile and its surroundings. Naturally, the collection couldn't go without a skin for one of the most popular weapons, and the developers chose a rather notable option. A minimalist design with silver lines on a black background creates an intriguing visual effect. The AWP Black Nile costs from about $2, around $13 in Factory New.
AK-47 Steel Delta is done in a similar style, though the pattern appears less detailed. The black weapon body is adorned with silver line patterns, though they often merge and blend together, making the ornament visible only up close. However, this skin looks decent even at high float values, as no new scratches appear on the surface. Instead, the pattern gradually fades. Price: from about $2, around $7 in Factory New.
Tec-9 | Mummy's Rot — another skin from the collection that deserves a separate mention. The theme of mummies and tombs clearly served as the inspiration for this design. Hieroglyphs on the magazine and a grip that looks wrapped in bandages — this skin fits perfectly into the Egyptian set. Worn copies cost under a dollar, Factory New about $9.
Industrial Grade and Consumer Grade skins rarely pay back the package: worn copies cost under a dollar, and Factory New Industrial Grade skins run about $2 to $3. The cheapest skins in the Anubis Collection right now are:
AUG Snake Pit, M249 Submerged, XM1014 Hieroglyph, R8 Revolver Inlay and MP7 Sunbaked (Consumer Grade)
SSG 08 Azure Glyph, MAC-10 Echoing Sands, USP-S Desert Tactical and M4A1-S Mud-Spec (Industrial Grade)
Thus, the Anubis Collection offers skins for every taste — from budget-friendly options to true collector's rarities. The collection was well received by the community and became one of the most notable updates to the game in the first half of 2023.
