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All CS2 containers and cases
CS2 containers are the items that bring new skins into the game, including weapon cases opened with a key, souvenir packages, sticker capsules and music kit boxes. Each container drops one item from a fixed list. SkinsMonkey lists every container with the items it can drop and its current price.
Patch Pack Half-Life: Alyx
$ 2.30
Case Shadow
The Shadow Collection
$ 2.14
Case Falchion
The Falchion Collection
$ 2.09
Case Horizon
The Horizon Collection
$ 2.03
Patch Pack CS:GO
$ 2.00
Case Prisma
The Prisma Collection
$ 1.45
Case Prisma 2
The Prisma 2 Collection
$ 1.40
Case Danger Zone
The Danger Zone Collection
$ 1.36
Case Dreams & Nightmares
The Dreams & Nightmares Collection
$ 1.25
Graffiti Box Perfect World
$ 1.15
Community Graffiti Box 1
$ 1.15
Graffiti Box CS:GO
$ 1.13
Case CS20
The CS20 Collection
$ 1.05
Case Fever
The Fever Collection
$ 0.81
Case Clutch
The Clutch Collection
$ 0.63
Case Fracture
The Fracture Collection
$ 0.53
Case Snakebite
The Snakebite Collection
$ 0.40
Case Sealed Dead Hand Terminal
The Dead Hand Collection
$ 0.34
Case Recoil
The Recoil Collection
$ 0.27
Case Kilowatt
The Kilowatt Collection
$ 0.11
Case Sealed Genesis Terminal
The Genesis Collection
$ 0.10
Summary
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- Containers
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CS2 Containers & Cases - Trade & Buy it on SkinsMonkey
CS2 Containers are the lifeblood of the game’s economy and the primary way new skins enter the ecosystem. Whether you are looking for a rare weapon case from a decade ago or a modern Armory terminal, containers are the gateway to the most iconic items in the game. Every time you trade CS2 skins or open a case, you are engaging with a system that has defined the look of Counter-Strike since 2013.
From the legendary “Glove Case” to limited-time souvenir packages, these containers hold everything from battle-scarred blues to the rarest gold knives and gloves.
Types of CS2 Containers
The world of containers has expanded far beyond the standard yellow crates. Over the years, Valve has introduced several different ways to acquire loot, each with its own set of rules and rarity pools:
- Weapon Cases: The standard containers that require a key to open. These are usually released alongside major updates and feature a specific set of community-designed skins.
- The Armory Terminals: A newer addition that allows players to spend credits earned through gameplay to “pull” skins, charms, and stickers from specific collections without needing a traditional key.
- Souvenir Packages: These drop during Valve-sponsored Major championships. They don’t require a key to open and contain skins decorated with gold stickers of the teams and the map being played.
- eSports Cases: A classic part of CS history, these cases were sold to help fund tournament prize pools. While they are rarer now, they remain a favorite for collectors of “Old School” skins.
Trading and Collecting Containers
Containers are more than just a gamble; they are a significant investment for many players. Because cases move to a “Rare Drop Pool” over time, their supply starts to dwindle while demand stays high. This makes older cases like the Operation Bravo or the CS:GO Weapon Case #1 some of the most valuable items you can hold in your Steam inventory.
If you have a stack of cases gathering dust in your inventory, you can instantly trade them for a specific knife or a play skin you’ve been eyeing. Our bot ensures you get a fair market price for your cases, whether they are common active drops or discontinued eSports classics.
Learn more about CS2 Cases
If you are looking for the best odds or want to know which cases are currently worth the most, check out the detailed breakdowns on the SkinsMonkey blog:
Trade your cases for better skins today on SkinsMonkey!
