Dual Berettas | Angel Eyes (Minimal Wear)

The Dual Berettas | Angel Eyes in Minimal Wear (MW) keeps the bronze on its grips almost whole. It costs two and a half times less than in Factory New. This wear carries a float of 0.07 to 0.15. The rank is Restricted, and the Sealed Genesis Terminal is where the pistols drop.

What the Dual Berettas | Angel Eyes looks like in Minimal Wear

The grips carry bronze trim with turquoise eyes in relief: a large eye near the base and small ones along the edges. The slides are graphite, with a fine woven texture and a turquoise-green patina along the top. Bronze outlines the slide edges, the trigger guards and the small details.

In Minimal Wear the signs of wear show only up close: the bronze lightens slightly on the ridges of the grips, and pale metal comes through on the slide edges. The eyes and the patina stay whole, and from a distance the pistols look as they would in the cleanest wear.

Where the Dual Berettas | Angel Eyes came from

The skin appeared on September 16, 2025, when the Genesis Collection was added to the game. Its author is Chemical Alia of the Steam Workshop, and Valve's catalog lists the finish under number 1347.

Valve's description carries on the author's joke: the pistols seem to watch their owner, and there is not one eye on them but five.

What to check before buying

Before buying the Dual Berettas | Angel Eyes, check the following:

• the slide edges: at 0.15 there is more pale metal on them than at 0.07;


• the bronze on the ridges of the grips, where scuffing appears first;


• stickers and a name tag already on that particular pair.

No pattern roll exists for this finish, and every copy is the same. In this wear the band is narrow, 0.07 to 0.15, so copies barely differ from one another.

What the Dual Berettas | Angel Eyes costs in Minimal Wear

The other wears measured against this one:

• going up to Factory New multiplies the price by two and a half;


• Field-Tested is a little over two times cheaper;


• Well-Worn is two and a half times cheaper;


• Battle-Scarred is more than three times cheaper.

The wears run in order without distortions: the cleaner the float, the higher the price. Minimal Wear takes up only eight hundredths of the finish's scale, while the skin as a whole runs to 1.00.

Among Restricted Dual Berettas in this wear, the finish is third from the bottom of eleven. Only Dual Berettas | Cobalt Quartz costs less, by a factor of four, and Dual Berettas | Flora Carnivora, by a third. Costing more are Dual Berettas | Hydro Strike and Dual Berettas | Urban Shock, by almost double, while Dual Berettas | Sweet Little Angels costs almost three times as much.

Getting the Dual Berettas | Angel Eyes

This finish drops from the Sealed Genesis Terminal, and it is in no other case.

Ten skins from one rank lower in the same collection can be traded up into these pistols. The Genesis Collection has five Restricted skins, and the chance of landing exactly this pair is one in five.

StatTrak and Souvenir

Stickers and craft on the Dual Berettas | Angel Eyes

A StatTrak version of the Dual Berettas | Angel Eyes exists. Souvenir packages for this finish were never issued, since they were made only for tournament map collections. You can still put together a Souvenir copy yourself: the Souvenir-O-Matic applies gold tournament stickers and a player autograph to a regular skin from your inventory. So the odd Souvenir copy appears even where packages never existed.

The bronze on the grips is still clean in this wear, and a loud sticker would drown it out. A calm sticker in turquoise or dark tones sits on the artwork like a detail, while a bright red one fights the patina. A CS2 craft comes out tidy when the stickers are few.

Who this wear suits

Buying the Dual Berettas | Angel Eyes in Minimal Wear makes sense under these conditions:

• you want nearly whole artwork without paying extra for a clean float;


• the overall look of the pistols matters more than what is left of zero wear;


• you need a copy for a CS2 collection that looks almost new up close.

If you need untouched outlines, take Factory New: there they ask two and a half times more.