

The P250 | Franklin in Well-Worn (WW) has a float of just 0.38 to 0.40, the ceiling of the skin, about 5% of the finish's scale. It is a Classified skin from The Bank Collection with no case. In CS2 the band is narrow, and in price it sits well above Field-Tested.
What the P250 | Franklin looks like in Well-Worn
The bills overlap: pale green paper with portraits, black outlines and "100" numerals. There are enough of them for the whole pistol, from the slide to the grip. Light metal shows only at the trigger and the guard.
In Well-Worn the bills are scuffed harder than in the upper wears. Even so, the hundred-dollar scatter still covers the pistol completely, and from a distance it looks the same.
Where the P250 | Franklin came from
The Bank Collection was opened in the game on May 2, 2014, and the P250 | Franklin was in it from the first day. Valve's note of that day is a single line: the set was added to the drop list.
What to check before buying
Between listings of the P250 | Franklin, compare these:
- float: the 0.38 to 0.40 band is short, and the extreme listings differ only by the number;
- stickers on the body of the P250 | Franklin and a name tag, if there is one;
- how well the bills on the slide have survived.
The P250 | Franklin has no pattern spread: what is on one listing is on all the rest. There is almost nothing to choose between copies by float.
What the P250 | Franklin costs in Well-Worn
Factory New is dearer by a factor of 1.2, Minimal Wear is cheaper by 1.52 and Field-Tested by 2.27. The narrow band has made Well-Worn the second most expensive wear.
Of nine Classified P250 skins, this is the cheapest. Visions is dearer by a factor of 1.16, Epicenter by one and a half, Kintsugi by almost two, Cartel by more than three and Asiimov by four.
Getting the P250 | Franklin
The P250 | Franklin is in no case. What remains is the contract: ten Restricted skins, from anywhere, with the result's collection decided by one of the skins put in. Ten skins from The Bank Collection give a predictable collection.
StatTrak and Souvenir
The P250 | Franklin has neither StatTrak versions nor Souvenir ones.
Stickers and craft on the P250 | Franklin
Scuffs on the bills soften the busyness a little, and stickers in CS2 sit more calmly than on untouched paint. Two or three black or green ones continue the paper artwork.
Who this wear suits
Well-Worn on the P250 | Franklin is justified in these cases:
- you need the narrow 0.38 to 0.40 float, with no spread;
- you like a worn bill more than a new one;
- the artwork matters more than the condition.


















































