P250 | Franklin (Minimal Wear)

If you have been wanting to inexpensively upgrade your inventory, then pay attention to the opportunity to buy a P250 | Franklin (Minimal Wear). This is an interesting skin with different pattern indexes that change the pattern applied to the weapon. You can purchase this and other skins for Counter-Strike or Dota 2 in our online store LIS-SKINS.

Description of the pattern

The entire skin is essentially a solid texture applied to the weapon. The main patterns are:

One hundred-dollar bills featuring a portrait of Benjamin Franklin. Due to the fact that the pattern is a solid texture, individual elements of the weapon, such as the barrel or handle, did not undergo any separate coloring.

Float Value Impact

Available in all wear variations. P250 | Franklin Float Value ranges from 0.00 to 0.40, so the Battle-Scarred condition is not available for purchase. The first signs of wear appear on a pistol even if it is Factory New, but they are almost invisible. The P250 | Franklin (Minimal Wear) already has much more noticeable signs of wear. As the Float Value increases, there are more areas with peeling paint, and the print itself becomes darker. At the highest level of wear, it looCS as if the banknotes have been soaked in water.

Skin features

The skin was released along with The Hunt Begins update in 2014. This pattern refers to skins with “Classified” quality. The P250 | Franklin does not have any collector’s version or StatTrak™ counter.

Quite a low price for the P250 | Franklin (Minimal Wear); in its entire history, it has not even approached the 250 ruble level. At the moment, its price is around 120 rubles.

Popularity of the skin

The gaming community is not very fond of patterns that are simply a superimposed texture without any accents or interesting colors. However, the low price of this skin allows it to enjoy at least some popularity. It is one of the average skins in terms of occurrence.

Pattern difference

Depending on the pattern index, the pattern applied to the weapon changes. Each pattern has a state of wear, and in terms of rarity, they are approximately the same; there are no particularly rare or expensive variants.