A souvenir package in CS2 is a container handed out during Majors: it drops a souvenir skin from one tournament map's collection, with stickers of the teams that played the match and the MVP's autograph. It needs no key. The most valuable packages are tied to collections with an expensive Covert skin: the 2021 versions of The Ancient, Mirage, Dust 2 and Vertigo, plus the old Cobblestone Collection with its souvenir Dragon Lore. Recent packages cost about $3 to $6, while old Cobblestone packages go for $600 and up. Below we cover what makes each collection valuable and what its top skins cost.
Souvenir skins usually cost more than their regular versions: they never come from cases, and the stickers from a specific match make every copy unique. Items with the winning team's stickers and those from final matches are especially sought after. We explain what a souvenir skin is and how to get souvenir packages in CS2 in separate guides. All prices below are approximate and change daily.
The Ancient Collection
The Ancient Collection was added in 2020 and quickly drew collectors' attention. Much of that comes from the Covert rifle M4A1-S | Welcome to the Jungle: the souvenir version runs from about $510 in Battle-Scarred to $2,600 in Factory New.
Packages with The Ancient Collection have appeared at every Major since Stockholm 2021: Antwerp and Rio (2022), Paris (2023), Copenhagen and Shanghai (2024), Austin and Budapest (2025). The chance of a Covert skin from a package is only about 0.64%, but the package itself is cheap, roughly $3 to $6 depending on the tournament.
Another strength of The Ancient Collection is its shared style, inspired by jungles and mysterious ruins. Souvenir AK-47 | Panthera onca (about $200 in Minimal Wear) and P90 | Run and Hide (from $85) will appeal to anyone who likes detailed designs.
The Mirage Collection (2021)
Another collection with a high price ceiling is tied to Mirage. The map has nearly always been in the competitive pool, so many Mirage packages have been released across different Majors. The most interesting are those from Stockholm in October 2021 onward, when the collection was reworked and several valuable skins were added. The priciest are the AWP | Desert Hydra, whose souvenir version costs about $840 to $1,500, and the Desert Eagle | Fennec Fox at about $120 to $390. Packages with the new collection cost about $2 to $5, while 2018 packages with the old version of the collection go for roughly $25 to $30.
The Dust 2 Collection (2021)
The Dust 2 Collection got a similar rework in 2021. It added the AK-47 | Gold Arabesque, the SSG 08 | Death Strike and skins with Fade and Case Hardened finishes (UMP-45, Galil AR and MAC-10). Packages with this collection cost about $3 to $5, and the most expensive skin in them, the souvenir Gold Arabesque, ranges from about $990 in Battle-Scarred to $2,100 in Factory New. A souvenir Death Strike costs about $160 to $300.
The Vertigo Collection (2021)
Vertigo is known for its unusual gameplay built around vertical movement, and its collection is distinctive in its own way. The highlight is the M4A1-S | Imminent Danger: the souvenir version currently costs about $520 to $820 in Minimal Wear, while Factory New copies rarely appear on the market and are priced by their exact float and stickers. The package can also drop the bright Five-SeveN | Fall Hazard (from $75) and SG 553 | Hazard Pay (about $160 in Factory New). Packages cost about $2 to $10, with the Rio and Antwerp 2022 ones at the top.
The Cobblestone Collection
The Cobblestone Collection holds a special place among souvenir collections. Cobblestone was removed from the competitive pool long ago, no new packages with its collection are released, and fewer remain on the market every year. As a result, a Cobblestone package costs about $600 to $750, hundreds of times more than a recent souvenir package. The price comes mainly from the chance of a souvenir AWP | Dragon Lore, which costs from about $7,000 in Field-Tested to $12,000 in Factory New. Judge for yourself how realistic that hope is: for most owners these packages are a collectible asset rather than a lottery ticket. For the priciest items in the game, see our roundup of the most expensive CS2 skins.
The odds of a valuable skin from a souvenir package are low, so opening them for profit takes a lot of luck. If you want a specific skin, buying it directly is more reliable: LIS-SKINS has souvenir skins from every collection listed here.
