USP-S | PC-GRN (Minimal Wear)

Minimal Wear (MW) on the USP-S | PC-GRN is a narrow slice of the float scale, 0.07 to 0.15. The clear green body is still clean there, and light wear has only just begun. It is a Mil-Spec skin from The Fever Collection and drops from the Fever Case. Of the skin's five wears this is the second from the top, and the USP-S | PC-GRN can be bought in any of them for CS2.

What the USP-S | PC-GRN looks like in Minimal Wear

The frame, trigger guard and grip are molded from transparent green plastic, and a circuit board shows through it. The plastic runs from pale mint to emerald, while the board is dark green with gold traces. The slide and suppressor are a flat, matte black.

The board shows near the rear of the frame and at the bottom of the grip. You can make out traces, contact pads and small components, and the frame carries light technical lettering. The surface is clean and glossy, and in Minimal Wear the light wear only brushes the edges.

Where the USP-S | PC-GRN came from

The Fever Collection arrived in the game on March 31, 2025, and the USP-S | PC-GRN came in with the same update. Valve's note names only the Fever Case, and Valve describes the paint itself as mint green. The caption under the skin says the glass of fate is half full.

What to check before buying

Before taking a USP-S | PC-GRN, look at these points:

• float: the band is 0.07 to 0.15, and the surface is cleaner toward the lower edge;


• stickers and a name tag left on the USP-S | PC-GRN by a previous owner;


• version: StatTrak is a separate listing, and the skin has no Souvenir packages.

The artwork is the same on every copy, so there is no particular one to hunt for. Between 0.07 and 0.15 the look does not change. That band is 9% of the skin's scale, which runs from 0.00 to 0.90.

What the USP-S | PC-GRN costs in Minimal Wear

The other wears cost more:

• Factory New costs about 4.5 times as much;


• Field-Tested costs about 1.4 times as much;


• Well-Worn costs about 1.4 times as much;


• Battle-Scarred costs about 1.4 times as much.

For this skin it is the cheapest wear. Among the fifteen Mil-Spec USP-S finishes, it is the lowest-priced one in Minimal Wear. Next come USP-S | Night Ops, USP-S | 27, Alpine Camo, Tropical Breeze and Silent Shot, and the top of the row is Stainless, Blueprint and Business Class.

Getting the USP-S | PC-GRN

The skin drops from the Fever Case. A trade-up does not lead to it: Mil-Spec is the bottom rank in the collection, and inputs have to come from the rank below.

The skin itself goes into trade-ups: ten Mil-Spec skins from the set make one Restricted. That exchange brings no gain.

StatTrak and Souvenir

The USP-S | PC-GRN has a StatTrak version. There are no Souvenir packages for the skin, but a Souvenir copy can be made through the Souvenir-O-Matic.

Stickers and craft on the USP-S | PC-GRN

A transparent body with a board inside is a busy base: a sticker lands over traces instead of a flat field. Stickers read best on the slide and suppressor, where the surface is solid black. Light and bright ones stand out there the most, while green ones blend into the frame itself.

Who this wear suits

The USP-S | PC-GRN in Minimal Wear is worth buying in these situations:

• you want a USP-S with a transparent green body at a price from the lower part of the row;


• you want minimal wear, and Factory New costs about 4.5 times as much;


• you are building a green-and-black loadout with stickers on the slide.