Dual Berettas | Angel Eyes (Factory New)

The Dual Berettas | Angel Eyes in Factory New (FN) is a clean painting without a single scuff. Wear runs from 0.00 to 0.07. It is a Restricted skin; the pistols come from the Sealed Genesis Terminal. The fine graphics cover both halves of the pair: eyes on the grips and heavenly scenes on the slides.

What the Dual Berettas | Angel Eyes looks like in Factory New

The grips carry painted eyes, and the slides carry clouds and heavenly bodies in the manner of a fresco. The drawing is small, with fine outlines, and it depends on the crispness of the lines rather than on color. That is why Factory New matters more than usual for this skin: at a clean float the outlines are unbroken and the small details of the fresco are fully visible. There is no light metal on the edges of the slides, and the eyes on the grips read whole, pupils included.

What to check before buying

Two things to check on the Dual Berettas | Angel Eyes:

• the float within the band, since near 0.07 the thin outlines on the slides start to tear;


• the name tag and stickers from a previous owner.

The pattern is not rolled: the artwork is the same on every copy.

In this wear the Dual Berettas | Angel Eyes sits in a tight 0.00 to 0.07 band, where it is hard to tell one listing from another.

What the Dual Berettas | Angel Eyes costs in Factory New

Factory New costs several times more here than the other wears:

• Minimal Wear is about three times cheaper;


• Field-Tested is about six times cheaper;


• Well-Worn is about seven times cheaper;


• Battle-Scarred sits almost ten times lower.

This happens with skins of fine graphics: the thinner the lines, the faster wear eats them, and an intact drawing is paid for many times over. For play the premium is seldom justified, and for a collection it is Factory New that people buy.

Getting the Dual Berettas | Angel Eyes

The Dual Berettas | Angel Eyes comes from the Sealed Genesis Terminal. No other case has it. The set came out on September 16, 2025.

You do not have to buy the skin; you can build it with a trade-up contract. It takes ten Mil-Spec skins from this set, for example AUG | Trigger Discipline, MAG-7 | MAGnitude or SCAR-20 | Caged. One Restricted skin comes back. The set has five Restricted skins, so which one arrives is unknown in advance: the chance of landing the Berettas is one in five.

Far more often, though, this skin is used in the other direction. Of the set's five Restricted skins, Angel Eyes is the cheapest, so it is the one that goes into contracts for the Classified rank. There is no profit in it: ten inputs cost more than the average Classified skin in the set. What comes out is Glock-18 | Mirror Mosaic, MP7 | Smoking Kills or AWP | Ice Coaled. The inputs for these contracts are worn listings, not clean Factory New copies.

StatTrak and Souvenir

Stickers and craft on the Dual Berettas | Angel Eyes

The Dual Berettas | Angel Eyes has a StatTrak version. No Souvenir packages were released for this finish, since those were made only for tournament map collections. But you can assemble a Souvenir copy yourself: the Souvenir-O-Matic puts gold tournament stickers and a player autograph on an ordinary skin from the inventory. That is why a few Souvenir copies turn up from time to time even where there never were any packages.

The Berettas have little room for stickers, and the artwork fills both visible sides. Small single-color stickers near the trigger guard are almost the only option. Light stickers get lost on the fresco, and dark ones read better. A clean Factory New pair is what gets bought for such a build: on worn copies the craft does not pay off.

Who this wear suits

Factory New on the Dual Berettas | Angel Eyes is worth buying in these situations:

• you want the small graphics whole, not what is left of them;


• you are putting together a collector's copy, not a working pistol for CS2;


• you like a narrative painting better than an abstract fill in CS2.

The downside is obvious: the Berettas rarely end up in your hands, and in a fight nobody will make out the artwork. The Factory New premium makes sense here only for a display.