SCAR-20 | Stone Mosaico (Battle-Scarred)

The SCAR-20 | Stone Mosaico (Battle-Scarred) is a semi-automatic sniper rifle that balances a high rate of fire with powerful long-distance damage, though at the cost of sluggish movement speed and a hefty price. This skin features a tan-colored cracked tile hydrographic design, enhancing its aesthetic appeal.

Skin History

The SCAR-20 | Stone Mosaico was first introduced to CS2 on November 18th, 2019, as part of the "Operation Shattered Web" update.

Appearance and Pattern Features

This skin is painted in a "Hydrographic" style, showcasing a Stone Mosaico finish primarily in shades of gray. The pattern is created by lowering disassembled weapon parts through a floating hydrographic film, which adheres to the surface, resulting in a unique and visually striking design.

Float Range

The float value of the SCAR-20 | Stone Mosaico ranges from 0.45 to 1.00, indicating that it is available in the Battle-Scarred condition. As the wear level increases, the appearance of the skin becomes more worn and marked, showcasing its battle history.

Price and Availability

The price of the SCAR-20 | Stone Mosaico has shown fluctuations, but it remains relatively stable within the Consumer Grade category. Compared to other sniper rifle skins, it is considered more common, making it an accessible option for players.

Rarity

The SCAR-20 | Stone Mosaico is classified as Consumer Grade, which signifies that it is one of the more common skins available in the game. This rarity level suggests a higher likelihood of encountering this skin compared to rarer options.

Case and Drop Chance

The SCAR-20 | Stone Mosaico cannot be obtained from opening containers but is part of The Canals Collection. Its Consumer Grade rarity indicates a higher drop chance compared to other, more exclusive skins.

Popularity

With a popularity rating of 75%, the SCAR-20 | Stone Mosaico is currently in the top 25% of the most popular items in CS2, reflecting its appeal among players based on daily sales volume and pricing.