
Minimal Wear (MW) is the second-cleanest version of the mint-green graffiti Deagle. The band for this wear on the Desert Eagle | Tilted runs from 0.07 to 0.15, which is 11% of the skin's range. The skin is Industrial Grade, with no case of its own, and copies for CS2 come from souvenir packages for Overpass.
What the Desert Eagle | Tilted looks like in Minimal Wear
The base is cream-mint, nearly white, with gray smudges. Turquoise and light blue scribbles run over the slide and the grip panels, the screws and trim are gold, and the magazine is dark blue. Valve boils the whole story down to a single line: an aquamarine base covered with graffiti by various artists.
In Minimal Wear only the edges are touched. Along the slide edge and at the grip corners the pale base darkens first. The gold still shines, and the mint base holds across the whole pistol. From a distance such a copy is hard to tell from a clean one.
Where the Desert Eagle | Tilted came from
This skin was made by Valve itself, and no Steam Workshop submission exists for it. Its number in Valve's catalog is 138. The Overpass 2024 Collection appeared in October 2024, and the skin has belonged to it from day one.
What to check before buying
Before you buy a Desert Eagle | Tilted, check the following:
- the float: at 0.07 the copy is almost like new, while at 0.15 the edge of the slide is clearly darker;
- the gold details, since the screws and trim should still shine;
- the name tag and stickers this Desert Eagle | Tilted already carries.
The pattern cannot be chosen, because it is the same on every copy. Float offers little to choose from either: the 0.07 to 0.15 band is short.
What the Desert Eagle | Tilted costs in Minimal Wear
The nearest wears line up as follows:
- Factory New is about two and a half times more expensive;
- Field-Tested costs about two and a half times less;
- Well-Worn costs exactly half as much;
- Battle-Scarred costs about a third as much.
Among the six Industrial Grade Desert Eagles, the Tilted in Minimal Wear is second from the bottom by price, behind Desert Eagle | Mudder. Desert Eagle | The Bronze costs about four times as much and Desert Eagle | Urban DDPAT nearly six times. Night and Midnight Storm go for more than forty-five times as much.
Getting the Desert Eagle | Tilted
There is no regular case for the Desert Eagle | Tilted. Copies come from tournament souvenir packages, such as Budapest 2025 Overpass. A trade-up cannot produce the skin, since it stands on the lowest rank of the set. It can go into a trade-up, though, and the collection then returns Galil AR | Metallic Squeezer and MAC-10 | Pipsqueak.
StatTrak and Souvenir
There is no StatTrak version of the Desert Eagle | Tilted. A Souvenir version exists.
Stickers and craft on the Desert Eagle | Tilted
The pale base is almost untouched here, so nearly every color works for stickers, even dark and small ones. The slide has a flat field between the scribbles. Keep stickers off the gold trim and the blue magazine.
Who this wear suits
Buying the Desert Eagle | Tilted in Minimal Wear is right if at least one of these applies:
- you want a mint base with almost no marks, without paying extra for factory condition;
- the gold on the screws and trim matters, since across 0.07 to 0.15 it still keeps its shine;
- the Deagle is for an inventory display, not for matches in CS2.

























































