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The CS2 skin economy, explained for Canadians

Every CS2 skin has a rarity (Mil-Spec, Restricted, Classified, Covert, plus "rare special items" — knives and gloves), an exterior defined by its float value, and sometimes a pattern, StatTrak counter or stickers that change its price. On gambling sites, skins are your chips: you deposit them at the site's valuation, play, and withdraw skins (or crypto) back. Knowing what your items are worth in CA$ is the first step to not being short-changed.

Steam prices are shown in CAD for Canadian accounts, but most gambling sites value items in USD-based coins. Use the coins to CAD converter and remember the 15% Steam Market fee when you compare prices.

Rarity	Colour	Case drop chance	Typical CA$ range
Mil-Spec	Blue	79.92%	CA$0.05 – 2
Restricted	Purple	15.98%	CA$0.50 – 15
Classified	Pink	3.20%	CA$3 – 60
Covert	Red	0.64%	CA$20 – 2,000+
Rare Special (knife/gloves)	Gold	0.26%	CA$100 – 20,000+

Prices are approximate and change daily with the market.