Charm | POP Art

Charm | POP Art is a Remarkable charm from the Small Arms Charm Collection. Seven charms in the set cost more than it, and eight cost less.

What the Charm | POP Art looks like

The charm is a miniature rifle with a large suppressor, drawn in the style of a black-and-white comic: hatching and halftone dots instead of color. A green POP lettering sits on the suppressor inside a jagged burst.

It hangs on a silvery ring. The gray-and-white palette is neutral, and the green lettering is its only bright spot.

Where the Charm | POP Art came from

Charms arrived as a category on October 2, 2024, with The Armory update, and POP Art is part of the Small Arms Charm Collection.

Valve wrote no separate history for POP Art. The description holds only the general rules of charms.

How the charm works

POP Art can be hung on a weapon or a C4 skin, while knives and gloves do not accept it. The Charm Detachment tool takes POP Art back off, and the charm returns to the CS2 inventory intact.

A weapon holds one charm, and Sticker Slab needs the same slot, so you must choose between POP Art and the slab. It is a 3D model with its own physics: POP Art swings on its mount as you run and turn.

Pattern number

Every copy of POP Art carries a unique pattern number, available on inspection. POP Art looks the same whatever the number, and only collectors value it.

What the Charm | POP Art costs

In the Small Arms Charm Collection, POP Art falls in the middle of the row. Charm | Glamour Shot is dearer by almost half again, Charm | Lil' Squirt by almost three times, Charm | Die-cast AK by five times.

Below it, Charm | Hot Hands is cheaper by about a tenth, Charm | Disco MAC by a seventh, Charm | Pocket AWP by a third.

Who it suits

The POP Art charm is worth buying for CS2 when:

• you want comic-style graphics that stay neutral in color;
• you like a single green accent on a pale background;
• you are collecting the Small Arms Charm Collection and want a spot from the middle of the prices.