P2000 skins in CS2 range from a few cents to around a hundred dollars. The cheapest, such as P2000 | Granite Marbleized, sell on LIS-SKINS for about $0.1, while the top end belongs to P2000 | Ocean Foam (from $90), the rare P2000 | Silver (about $110) and P2000 | Fire Elemental (about $75 to $85). The P2000 is the Counter-Terrorist starting pistol you can pick in your loadout instead of the USP-S, so its skin is on screen in every CT pistol round.
Below are ten notable finishes with their case, rarity and approximate price. Almost all of them were released back in CS:GO and carried over to CS2 together with player inventories. How the P2000 compares with the USP-S in a gunfight is covered in our P2000 vs USP-S guide, and finishes for the other CT pistol are collected in our USP-S skins roundup.
10 Notable P2000 Skins
A compact pistol leaves little room for a detailed illustration, so most successful P2000 finishes are gradients or abstract patterns. Still, several artists managed to fit a real concept onto it. The picks are not ranked. Prices exclude StatTrak and Souvenir versions and are rounded, since the market moves every day.
P2000 | Urban Hazard
A Mil-Spec skin from the 2018 Clutch Case. The designers worked not only on color and detail but also on the normal map, so the parts of the frame look three-dimensional. The burgundy slide pairs well with the black and gray lower half, which carries a camouflage finish.
This is one of the cheapest ways to dress up a P2000: P2000 | Urban Hazard costs under $0.2 in most wears and about $1 in Factory New. A StatTrak version exists as well.
P2000 | Fire Elemental
A Covert skin from the 2014 Operation Vanguard Weapon Case and one of the most expensive finishes for this pistol. It echoes Glock-18 | Water Elemental with the same elemental-spirit idea, here a bright orange fire spirit with glowing eyes over a dark blue base. The composition is clean and reads well even at a distance.
The price of P2000 | Fire Elemental barely depends on wear: from Battle-Scarred to Factory New it sits at roughly $75 to $85, which makes a cheaper wear the smart buy. Only P2000 | Ocean Foam, which comes in the two best wears only, and the rare P2000 | Silver from the Office Collection cost more.
P2000 | Imperial
A Mil-Spec skin from the Revolver Case, released in December 2015. Here minimalism works: a ruby base is accented with thin yellow lines on the slide and grip, and the P2000 marking is engraved. Painted-on wear that exposes bare metal makes the pistol look like a real collector piece rather than a toy.
P2000 | Imperial comes in only three wears, from Factory New to Field-Tested, and stays under a dollar: about $0.3 in Minimal Wear and Field-Tested, about $0.7 in Factory New.
P2000 | Imperial Dragon
A Classified skin from the 2016 Gamma Case. The design weaves together red, orange, yellow and brown, and a close look reveals a fine scale texture underneath. The dragon itself is more implied than drawn: a fire-breathing mouth is visible at the front of the slide, while the body and part of the tail wrap around the grip.
In worn conditions P2000 | Imperial Dragon costs about $10 to $12, and about $25 in Factory New. The gap between Minimal Wear and Battle-Scarred is almost zero, so there is little point in saving on wear here.
P2000 | Red FragCam
A Mil-Spec skin from the 2014 CS:GO Weapon Case 3. The focus is on geometric camouflage: burgundy, gray and dusty beige fragments broken up by scuffs and a steel sheen. Despite the mix of colors, the pistol still feels like a single solid piece of metal. Simple and tasteful.
P2000 | Red FragCam starts at about $3 in Field-Tested, about $5 in Minimal Wear and about $15 in Factory New. Few copies are listed at any time, so its price swings more than the others in this list.
P2000 | Obsidian
A Restricted skin from the 2019 Shattered Web Case. It is fully abstract: it looks as if bright red paint was dropped into a black liquid and is spreading in streaks from the grip toward the muzzle. It can also be read as lava slowly cooling near the barrel.
Worn copies of P2000 | Obsidian cost about $2, Minimal Wear about $4 and Factory New about $20. The red and black palette holds up in any wear, so Field-Tested is a sensible way to save.
P2000 | Handgun
A Restricted skin from the 2015 Falchion Case. On a dark blue background with teal accents, a gloved hand is drawn in a "finger gun" pose, thumb up with index and middle fingers pointing forward. The front of the slide even carries a playful BOOM. The name is a joke too: a pistol with a skin called "Handgun" confuses everyone who sees it for the first time.
P2000 | Handgun costs under a dollar in Field-Tested, Well-Worn and Battle-Scarred, about $2 in Minimal Wear and about $15 in Factory New.
P2000 | Acid Etched
A Restricted skin from the Prisma 2 Case, released at the end of March 2020. Dozens of multicolored lines tangle chaotically in an acid palette, and the design has no fixed subject: everyone sees something different in it. The layout of the lines depends on the pattern, so copies differ noticeably, and some players look for patterns where a four-leaf clover can be made out.
P2000 | Acid Etched costs about $0.5 in worn conditions, about $1 in Minimal Wear and about $6 in Factory New. In 2020 it was the newest P2000 skin; newer ones have arrived since, such as P2000 | Lifted Spirits from the Dreams & Nightmares Case.
P2000 | Pulse
A Mil-Spec skin from the 2014 Huntsman Weapon Case. Another geometric gradient, similar to Red FragCam but in green: standard greens blend with teal, all on a black base. Where FragCam reads as camouflage, the small triangles here look more like shards of broken stained glass flying into the dark.
P2000 | Pulse costs about $1 in Field-Tested, about $2 in Minimal Wear and Well-Worn, and about $5 in Factory New.
P2000 | Amber Fade
A Restricted skin from the Dust 2 Collection, one of the first collections in the game. It never came from a case; existing copies are from old in-game drops and tournament Souvenir packages. It looks best in Factory New, when it shimmers in every shade of gold and bronze; on more worn copies the coating partly comes off. There is no Battle-Scarred version.
The look depends on the pattern: some copies show more green, others are dominated by gold and copper. P2000 | Amber Fade is one of the most affordable picks here, from about $0.6 in Minimal Wear and about $2 in Factory New.
How to Choose a P2000 Skin
For most finishes on this list, the difference between Field-Tested and Factory New is only visible up close in game, while the price gap can be tenfold. How wear affects both look and value is explained in our guide to skin wear and float.
If you want several pistols in a matching style, see our list of skins for starting pistols in CS2. Spare Mil-Spec skins do not have to be sold for cents; they can go into a trade-up contract. Every skin here can be bought on LIS-SKINS, usually for less than on the Steam Community Market, where Valve keeps 15% of each sale.
