AWP | Ice Coaled (Field-Tested)

This is the AWP | Ice Coaled in Field-Tested (FT), and the gradient survives here in full: green at the stock turning to blue toward the barrel. The wear takes the band from 0.15 to 0.38. It is a Classified skin, listed in the Genesis Collection and coming from the Sealed Genesis Terminal. The same artwork exists on the AK-47 from the Recoil Case, but the AWP version appeared later and in a different set.

What the AWP | Ice Coaled looks like in Field-Tested

The rifle is filled with a gradient from green into blue. The transition stretches the whole length of the body, and both colors stay bright. It is one continuous sweep along that length, with no logos or lettering. Green takes the rear third, the middle goes through turquoise, and toward the barrel the color settles into a cold blue. On a long rifle this sweep shows better than on any other weapon. Wear in FT appears as small pale specks on the bipod and along the handguard edge. It does not break the sweep, because the transition is smooth and the artwork has no borders for the eye to catch on.

What to check before buying

Choosing an AWP | Ice Coaled comes down to two parameters:

• the float: nearer 0.38 the pale specks on the body are distinctly more numerous;


• the stickers on the listing and any name on the weapon.

The skin has no pattern spread, and price does not depend on it, so float stays the main filter.

The two ends of the band from 0.15 to 0.38 give a visibly different look under the same wear name.

What the AWP | Ice Coaled costs in Field-Tested

The neighboring wears, relative to FT, price out like this:

• Factory New runs about four times as much;


• Minimal Wear about twice as much;


• Well-Worn costs about a third less;


• Battle-Scarred sits about one and a half times lower.

Going below FT clearly hurts the cleanness of the sweep.

Getting the AWP | Ice Coaled

The AWP | Ice Coaled comes from the Sealed Genesis Terminal. The Genesis Collection dates from September 16, 2025.

The second way is a trade-up contract. It takes ten Restricted skins from anywhere, and what comes out is one Classified skin. The output comes from the collection of one of the inputs, so the ten are drawn from this set. The M4A1-S | Liquidation, Dual Berettas | Angel Eyes, MAC-10 | Cat Fight or Nova | Ocular will do. The set has three Classified skins, so the chance of landing on Ice Coaled is one in three. The wear of the output repeats the average wear of the inputs.

The rifle itself hardly goes into trade-ups: the AWP | Ice Coaled costs more than the set's two other Classified skins, so those are the ones put in instead. Cheap copies are not thinned out by contracts.

StatTrak and Souvenir

Stickers and craft on the AWP | Ice Coaled

The AWP | Ice Coaled has a StatTrak version. Souvenir copies of the finish turn up as well, though no Souvenir packages were ever made for it: packages only ever covered tournament map collections. Those copies are built with the Souvenir-O-Matic, which puts gold tournament stickers and a player autograph on a normal skin from the inventory.

A cold sweep of color is a hard background: half of all stickers get lost on it. White and silver read best, while orange and red give a sharp contrast and work as an accent. Green and blue merge with the fill and are rarely chosen. The gradient already looks finished by itself, so crafts on this skin are more often built from one or two stickers than from four.

Who this wear suits

Field-Tested is a sensible buy for the AWP | Ice Coaled in situations like these:

• you want a bright rifle for CS2 and a perfect float is not required;


• you are collecting a set in a cold green and blue range;


• you want a colorful skin that looks the same from either side.

The pale specks on the body show up on close inspection, and a gradient in CS2 is exactly what gets inspected. If the copy is meant for a showcase, look at Minimal Wear instead.