Dual Berettas | BorDeux (Minimal Wear)

The Dual Berettas | BorDeux in Minimal Wear (MW) is tied with Field-Tested as the cheapest wear of the skin. Here it carries a float of 0.07 to 0.15, which is 10% of a scale that ends at 0.80. It is Consumer Grade, part of The Radiant Collection, and the pair of Berettas is handed to both teams.

What the Dual Berettas | BorDeux looks like in Minimal Wear

Both pistols are painted the same way: dark gray metal on the slides and burgundy grips with a wavy texture. There is no lettering, no numbers and no artwork. Valve's own description speaks of plum-purple grips and gunmetal gray.

In Minimal Wear the scuffing is only beginning. Paint lightens slightly along the slide edges and the raised edges of the grips, while the main surfaces stay even. Float does not change the color here, only how worn the paint is. The value is set when the skin drops and does not grow afterward.

Where the Dual Berettas | BorDeux came from

The Radiant Collection came out on March 31, 2025, together with The Ascent Collection and Boreal. Valve wrote a separate note about it, Spring Forward: the three sets joined the weekly care package list, and between them they hold more than seventy new skins.

What to check before buying

Before paying for a Dual Berettas | BorDeux, check the following:

• float: inside 0.07 to 0.15 the scuffing is almost the same on every listing;
• a name tag and stickers, which stay on the listing with the Dual Berettas | BorDeux;
• the slide edges on both pistols.

There is no lucky pattern to pull from the Dual Berettas | BorDeux: it is always one and the same. This wear is a short stretch, 0.07 to 0.15, so chasing the number is pointless.

What the Dual Berettas | BorDeux costs in Minimal Wear

The skin's other wears, set beside Minimal Wear:

• Factory New costs about ten times as much;
• Well-Worn and Battle-Scarred cost about six and a half times as much;
• Field-Tested costs almost the same.

Ranked against the eight Consumer Grade Dual Berettas in this wear, the BorDeux sits at the very bottom. The next one up costs about one and a half times as much, another about six and a half times, and Silver Pour nine times. The top of the ladder belongs to three more skins.

Getting the Dual Berettas | BorDeux

No case contains the Dual Berettas | BorDeux. Copies come from the weekly reward for time played, where The Radiant Collection is on the list. A trade-up contract cannot produce it, since nothing in the collection ranks below Consumer Grade. Ten of these skins, in turn, trade up for one of the six Industrial Grade skins.

StatTrak and Souvenir

There is no StatTrak version of the Dual Berettas | BorDeux. Souvenir copies exist, but no souvenir packages were ever made for this skin: those were produced only for tournament map collections. Such copies are built with the Souvenir-O-Matic, which puts gold tournament stickers and a player autograph on an ordinary skin from your inventory.

Stickers and craft on the Dual Berettas | BorDeux

Dark slides with no artwork leave plenty of room for stickers. White, yellow and gold designs read best, while cold dark ones get lost. The burgundy grips go well with red and pink stickers. Light wear on the edges does not get in the way of a sticker's artwork.

Who this wear suits

The Dual Berettas | BorDeux is worth buying in Minimal Wear if:

• you want a pair of pistols for CS2 at the lowest price of the five wears;
• light wear is fine and perfectly clean paint is not required;
• you need an even dark base for stickers in CS2.

For untouched paint, look at Factory New.