P250 | Sedimentary (Factory New)

P250 | Sedimentary in Factory New (FN): golden-yellow topographic-map lines across the pistol's frame. This wear carries a float of 0.00 to 0.07, against a finish ceiling of 0.68. It is Industrial Grade, and the pistol belongs to the Radiant Collection.

What the P250 | Sedimentary looks like in Factory New

The frame is flooded with yellow-gold paint, with thin swirls that follow the contour lines of a topographic map. The slide is orange-brown and glossy, and the grip panels are dark brown. Valve calls the design a golden topographic pattern. The artwork is fine and calm, with no bright patches.

In Factory New the yellow fill is even, the contour lines run unbroken, and the slide is free of scuffs. Wear is fixed at drop, so the fill will not dull over time.

Where the P250 | Sedimentary came from

The P250 | Sedimentary appeared on March 31, 2025, when the Radiant Collection was added to the game. In that announcement Valve named three new weapon sets for the weekly reward list: Ascent, Boreal and Radiant.

What to check before buying

Choosing one particular P250 | Sedimentary comes down to these points:

• float: in Factory New it lies within 0.00 to 0.07;


• the evenness of the yellow fill on the frame and the gloss of the slide;


• a name tag and stickers already on the pistol, which stay with the listing.

Hunting for a P250 | Sedimentary by pattern index is pointless, since the design does not change. In this wear the skin sits in a tight band from 0.00 to 0.07, where the difference between listings is hard to catch.

What the P250 | Sedimentary costs in Factory New

Compared with Factory New, the lower wears work out like this:

• Minimal Wear sits a few percent lower;


• Well-Worn sits a few percent lower;


• Battle-Scarred sits a few percent lower.

Three wears cost nearly the same, so price does not separate a clean look from a worn one. The finish's scale runs to 0.68, and Factory New takes 10% of it.

Among Industrial Grade P250 skins, the finish is at the cheapest end of the row, next to P250 | Metallic DDPAT. The top of the row lies far away, and the dearest of all is P250 | Facets.

Getting the P250 | Sedimentary

The P250 | Sedimentary is not in any case. The Radiant set sits on the weekly reward list for playtime in CS2.

Ten skins of the rank below from this collection turn into a P250 | Sedimentary in a trade-up. The Radiant Collection has six Industrial Grade finishes, so the odds are one in six. The skin also goes in as an input toward Mil-Spec: ten Industrial Grade skins from the set return one of six Mil-Spec finishes.

StatTrak and Souvenir

There was never a StatTrak version of the P250 | Sedimentary. Souvenir copies do exist, but no packages were made for this finish, since those were issued only for the tournament map collections. Such copies are built through the Souvenir-O-Matic, which applies gold tournament stickers and a player autograph to an ordinary skin from your inventory.

Stickers and craft on the P250 | Sedimentary

The yellow frame takes up the main plane, and everything yellow and orange competes with it. Dark blue, black and white stickers show at once. The contour lines are thin and do not crowd the design, so a large sticker sits on them calmly. For a gold-themed CS2 loadout the yellow frame gives a warm backdrop.

Who this wear suits

Buying the P250 | Sedimentary in Factory New makes sense under these conditions:

• you want a clean yellow fill with the contour lines intact;


• a P250 for CS2 needs a warm gold backdrop for dark stickers;


• it matters that the premium over the lower wears is only a few percent.

The gap to Battle-Scarred is a few percent, so the choice comes down to look and float rather than price.