Desert Eagle | Conspiracy (Factory New)

This is the Desert Eagle | Conspiracy in Factory New (FN), and it is here that the thin gold trim is intact along the whole outline. The float band is 0.00 to 0.07. It is a Classified skin, and the finish came into the game with the Operation Breakout Weapon Case.

What the Desert Eagle | Conspiracy looks like in Factory New

The base of the Deagle is black with an olive cast. The gold makes up the trim, screws and outlines: thin lines run along the edges of the slide, frame and trigger guard, and there are no large gold patches. Round gold seals sit on both grip panels, and there is no other artwork on the pistol. The factory engraving MAGNUM RESEARCH INC. reads on the slide, underlined with a gold outline.

Wear goes for the gold: the thin trim on the edges gives out first, while the black base holds a long time. In factory condition the lines are unbroken, the seals on the panels are clean, and the contrast with the black is at its sharpest. A Deagle with worn trim loses in CS2 exactly the thing the finish is recognized by.

Where the Desert Eagle | Conspiracy came from

The finish was drawn by an artist who goes by Hybra. The Breakout Collection was released on July 1, 2014, together with the operation of the same name. In Valve's catalog the finish is number 351.

What to check before buying

When choosing a Desert Eagle | Conspiracy, buyers pay attention to the following:

• the float: near the bottom of the band the gold lines are solid, and by 0.07 the edge of the slide dulls;


• the state of the seals on the grip panels, where the gold lies as a patch and lasts longer;


• stickers and a name tag already on this copy of the Desert Eagle | Conspiracy.

Within 0.00 to 0.07 there is no best copy to hunt for on the Desert Eagle | Conspiracy. The artwork does not vary, so the pattern plays no part in the choice.

What the Desert Eagle | Conspiracy costs in Factory New

The finish's scale stops at 0.30, so the skin has three wears, and the factory one is the top by price:

• Minimal Wear is cheaper by about one and a half times;


• Field-Tested is cheaper by almost one and a half times.

These two wears cost about the same as each other, and Field-Tested even comes out slightly dearer than the cleaner Minimal Wear. Well-Worn and Battle-Scarred do not exist for this finish at all: the ceiling of the scale does not reach them.

Among the Classified Deagles, the Desert Eagle | Conspiracy in this wear is the cheapest of nine. The Desert Eagle | Mecha Industries sits right next to it, a few percent apart. The Desert Eagle | Heat Treated costs about a quarter more, the Desert Eagle | Eastern Enigma more than twice as much. The Desert Eagle | Fennec Fox, the top of the rank, costs more than ten times as much.

Getting the Desert Eagle | Conspiracy

The first route is the Operation Breakout Weapon Case; the finish has not appeared in other cases.

A contract for the Desert Eagle | Conspiracy consists of ten skins of the rank below from one collection.

StatTrak and Souvenir

The Desert Eagle | Conspiracy has a StatTrak version. Souvenir copies of the finish do exist too, but no packages were issued for it: they were made only for the tournament map collections. Such copies are built through the Souvenir-O-Matic, which applies gold tournament stickers and a player autograph to an ordinary skin from your inventory.

Stickers and craft on the Desert Eagle | Conspiracy

The black base is a handy background: both light and colored stickers read on it. The gold outline sets the tone, so warm stickers fit the palette and cool ones fight it. There is one free plane on the pistol, the side of the slide, and it asks for a compact mark. A large sticker would cover both the engraving and part of the trim.

Who this wear suits

Buying the Desert Eagle | Conspiracy in Factory New makes sense in these cases:

• you want the gold trim whole: that is what the finish is bought for;


• the pistol goes into a CS2 inventory to be inspected;


• the premium is small: to the middle wears it is only one and a half times.

Field-Tested is fine for play as well: at a distance the thin lines can't be made out anyway. Factory condition is bought for the sharp contrast of black and gold.