Inspect Desert Eagle | Corinthian
- Factory New
- Minimal Wear
- Field-Tested
- Well-Worn
Desert Eagle | Corinthian Description
Release History
The Desert Eagle | Corinthian comes from The Revolver Collection. Its release date was December 8, 2015, when it came out during the 'CS:GO's Winter Update.' Its history celebrates its classical ornate detailing by Von.Bonelli-XII, reflecting ancient elegance.
Designer
Crafted by Von.Bonelli-XII, the Corinthian skin showcases a traditional aesthetic with a brown finish. The designer's eye for detail highlights the weapon's classic form.
Pattern and Skin Features
Made of bronze, this skin is engraved with a complex floral pattern across its body. The handle features a textured dark brown insert with a round logo, adding an element of sophistication to its design. The best pattern lies in the intricate engravings that showcase craftsmanship and elegance.
Float Range
Corinthian has a float value ranging from 0.00 to 0.44, making it available in all conditions except Battle-Scarred; scratches and abrasions do not appear initially but develop a noticeable layer of patina as wear increases significantly leading to a darker appearance overall.
Drop Rate and Chance
The Desert Eagle | Corinthian boasts a drop rate of 79.92% and a drop chance of 79.92%, making it a common Mil-Spec Grade skin. Its corinthian design adds a historical touch.
Gameplay and Notable Players
This skin is popular among players like snax, apex, and allu for its classic aesthetic that supports reliable gameplay. It suits those who thrive on consistency and precision in high-stakes situations.
Rarity
The rarity of the Desert Eagle | Corinthian is Mil-Spec Grade, positioning it among more common skins in CS2. While it doesn't carry the allure of rarer items, its classic design still offers players a reliable and stylish option for their arsenal.
Popularity
With a popularity score of 90%, the Desert Eagle | Corinthian is a good skin that is popular for its elegant design and classic aesthetics. This consistent demand reflects its charm, ensuring it remains well-liked in CS2.
