Desert Eagle | Mulberry (Battle-Scarred)

The Desert Eagle | Mulberry in Battle-Scarred (BS) is the most worn wear of a single-color fuchsia finish. The skin's float ceiling is 0.75, so the band is cut off at the top and runs from 0.45 to 0.75, or 40% of the scale. The Radiant Collection holds this Restricted pistol skin. In CS2 you can buy this Deagle here for a small fraction of the price of the upper wears.

What the Desert Eagle | Mulberry looks like in Battle-Scarred

The slide, frame and barrel are flooded with a deep purple in a satin finish. The grip panel is gray-lilac with an emblem, and small parts and sights stay dark metal. The paint has no pattern. Valve calls the color a deep purple and adds the joke "It's fuchsia, spelled f-u-c-h-s-i-a".

On single-color paint, wear reads plainly: the closer the float gets to 0.75, the more bare-metal patches show on the purple faces of the slide and frame. The wear stretches from 0.45 to 0.75, and the difference between the ends of the band is visible at once.

Where the Desert Eagle | Mulberry came from

The Desert Eagle | Mulberry appeared in the game on March 31, 2025. The finish came out of Valve, not the Steam Workshop, and in Valve's catalog it stands under number 1318. In the same update Valve added The Radiant Collection to the weekly reward list.

What to check before buying

Before paying for a Desert Eagle | Mulberry, look at:

• float: the wear band for this skin in this wear is 0.45 to 0.75;


• the name tag and stickers, if any are already on this Desert Eagle | Mulberry;


• the type of listing: the finish has no StatTrak and no Souvenir versions, so a listing is only ever a normal one.

Two different artworks for the Desert Eagle | Mulberry do not exist. Between 0.45 and 0.75, though, lies a difference worth comparing several listings for.

What the Desert Eagle | Mulberry costs in Battle-Scarred

• Factory New costs 15.77 times as much;


• Minimal Wear costs 8.57 times as much;


• Well-Worn costs 2.90 times as much;


• Field-Tested costs 2.50 times as much.

The gaps between wears on this skin are large. Battle-Scarred occupies 40% of the scale and Factory New only a narrow top band, so the difference between them comes to almost sixteen times.

Among Restricted Desert Eagles in this wear, three are cheaper than the skin: Firebreathing, Trigger Discipline and Serpent Strike. Above it stand Light Rail and Directive, and at the top of the row is Pilot, together with two more finishes.

Getting the Desert Eagle | Mulberry

No case contains the skin. The Radiant Collection is on the weekly reward list of the Weekly Care Package, where Valve added it on March 31, 2025.

A trade-up contract is also possible. It needs ten Mil-Spec skins, and no shared collection is required: the result's set depends on where the inputs come from. Ten from The Radiant Collection give one of the set's three Restricted skins, this Deagle among them.

StatTrak and Souvenir

The Desert Eagle | Mulberry has no StatTrak version, and the finish has no Souvenir packages either.

Stickers and craft on the Desert Eagle | Mulberry

Single-color purple gives a clean field: any sticker shows on it, and no pattern gets in the way. White, golden and black stickers read well, while pink ones blend into the body. In Battle-Scarred the slide edges are already scuffed, so a craft is better placed on the flat sides.

Who this wear suits

The Desert Eagle | Mulberry in Battle-Scarred is a fair buy in these cases:

• you want a fuchsia Deagle that costs 2.50 times less than Field-Tested;


• paying 15.77 times more for Factory New makes no sense to you;


• a craft needs an even purple background, and traces of wear are acceptable.

If the wear bothers you, Field-Tested costs 2.50 times as much.