MP7 | Coral Paisley (Factory New)

The MP7 | Coral Paisley in Factory New (FN) is a coral submachine gun with a golden-orange paisley ornament and paint untouched by wear. The skin is Industrial Grade, belongs to The Harlequin Collection and does not come from cases.

What the MP7 | Coral Paisley looks like in Factory New

The base is a red-pink coral with no blotches or scuffs. Paisley swirls in yellow and orange run across the receiver, the sides and the grip, dense and without empty gaps. The magazine, front grip and stock are painted a uniform coral red, while the rail and sights are darker. Valve calls the design a red-orange paisley.

Factory New has a float of 0.00 to 0.07 on this skin. That is 11% of a scale that ends at 0.65. Wear is fixed at the moment of the drop: a copy with a float of 0.03 stays exactly that, years later.

Where the MP7 | Coral Paisley came from

The MP7 | Coral Paisley came out in January 2026 together with The Harlequin Collection. There is no data on its author or on a Steam Workshop submission.

What to check before buying

In a listing, these parameters are the ones to verify:

• float: the permitted band for this wear is 0.00 to 0.07;


• the name tag and stickers already on the listing, which stay on the gun after purchase.

All copies share one design, so wear is the only difference between them. With a spread of only 0.00 to 0.07, picking by float means little.

What the MP7 | Coral Paisley costs in Factory New

The other wears differ little in price from Factory New:

• Minimal Wear costs a few percent more;


• Field-Tested costs a few percent more;


• Well-Worn is dearer by about a quarter;


• Battle-Scarred is cheaper by about a quarter.

The factory look here costs almost as much as the middle wears. Among the Industrial Grade MP7 skins, this one in this wear is cheaper than all the rest. Closest is MP7 | Motherboard, followed by MP7 | Base-2, which is dearer by three and a half times. MP7 | Gunsmoke costs more than seventy times as much.

Getting the MP7 | Coral Paisley

CS2 cases do not contain this skin. Valve hands out The Harlequin Collection as the weekly reward for time played.

The second route to the MP7 | Coral Paisley is a trade-up contract of ten skins one rank lower from the same collection. One of the inputs can be SG 553 | Safari Print, a Consumer Grade skin of The Harlequin Collection. There are five outcomes, and this skin is one of them.

StatTrak and Souvenir

StatTrak was never released for the MP7 | Coral Paisley. Souvenir packages for this finish did not exist either, because they came only with the tournament map collections. Even so, a souvenir can be made by hand: the Souvenir-O-Matic applies gold tournament stickers and a player's autograph to a regular skin from the inventory. So an occasional souvenir copy shows up even for skins that never had a package.

Stickers and craft on the MP7 | Coral Paisley

A sticker shows better on the dark rail and the solid magazine than on the pattern, where it fights with the swirls. Dark and white stickers read against the coral ground, while red and orange ones get lost. A skin without scuffs gives a clean base for an expensive sticker.

Who this wear suits

Factory New is worth buying for the MP7 | Coral Paisley under these conditions:

• you want a bright coral MP7 for CS2 with no sign of wear;


• the neighboring wears cost almost the same, so the gap between them does not matter;


• you need a clean base for an expensive sticker.