Inspect Five-SeveN | Silver Quartz
- Factory New
- Minimal Wear
- Field-Tested
- Well-Worn
Five-SeveN | Silver Quartz Description
Release History
The Five-SeveN | Silver Quartz comes from The Safehouse Collection. Its release date was November 27, 2013, when it came out during the 'Out with the Old, In with the New' update. Its history highlights its shiny quartz-like finish, adding elegance to the battlefield.
Designer
Designed by Valve, the Silver Quartz skin features a sleek gray finish that highlights the designer's commitment to minimalist yet striking visuals.
Pattern and Skin Features
The slide is painted in various shades of gray, complemented by a geometric pattern resembling crystal texture. The rest of the weapon remains unpainted, allowing the intricate design to take center stage while maintaining a sleek aesthetic throughout its overall appearance.
Float Range
The float value for Silver Quartz ranges from 0.00 to 0.40, which makes it available in all conditions except Battle-Scarred; small abrasions are visible on the slide starting from Factory New condition while increasing significantly as wear approaches its maximum level.
Drop Rate and Chance
The Five-SeveN | Silver Quartz features a drop rate of 79.92% and a drop chance of 79.92%, making it a popular Mil-Spec Grade skin. Its silver quartz design adds a sleek touch.
Gameplay and Notable Players
Preferred by players like happy, skadoodle, and zywoo, this skin enhances gameplay with a focus on stealth and surprise. Its users are adept at executing ambushes and surprising their opponents with well-timed attacks.
Rarity
The Five-SeveN | Silver Quartz features a Mil-Spec Grade rarity, marking it as another common skin in CS2. Although it may not be considered one of the rarest items, its polished appearance provides an attractive option for players seeking style.
Popularity
The Five-SeveN | Silver Quartz boasts an impressive popularity score of 85%, making it a good skin that is popular for its shiny metallic finish and sleek design. This high ranking showcases its widespread appeal within the CS2 community.
