Five-Seven | Case Hardened - "BLUE GEM"! RARE PATTERN <1%

Description of all the rare patterns of the Five-Seven - Case Hardened (BLUE GEM)

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FOREWORD

Five-Seven | Surface hardening - has several rather rare types of coloring. The price of such rare specimens can be ten times higher than standard ones. More recently, a large part of the community of skins lovers did not have a complete picture of the rarity and cost of rare patterns and floats of skins. Often, when opening cases, people see "StatTrack, Factory New" and rush to the community market to get a "payback" without even looking at what really happened to them. Now there are less and less such illiterate people, and many rare skins have long been in the collections of wealthy collectors.

Categories

Categories. Patterns of the Five-Seven | Surface hardening - divided into 3 categories:

• Gold Gem;
  
• Common Fade;
  
• Blue Gem.

Gold Gem

Gold Gem. The most common type of this skin. The entire shutter frame is covered in yellow. There is no blue color at all. It has no value.

Overprice: 0%.

The best representative of this category is pattern 107:

Signs of the Gold Gem: the entire pistol bolt frame is covered in yellow colors. Color saturation may diverge in places.

All Gold Gem pattern numbers:
22-107-108-156-158-164-192-195-229-257-301-308-324-338-353-356-384-393-410-427-439-440-449-451-469- 473-476-486-491-504-544-546-553-565-608-621-653-660-686-691-695-703-726-731-744-747-748-759-790-805- 825-860-867-895-906-929-931-946-952-959-972-976-981

Common Fade

Common Fade. A slightly rarer version. Extra charge depends on the amount of blue on the shutter frame. The more blue, the higher the price.

Overprice: 0-100%.

The best representative of this category is pattern 661:

Signs of the Common Fade: The blue and yellow colors are randomly scattered around the gun’s bolt frame. Sometimes blue can cover the first (TIP), second (Middle), third (But) or several parts of the gun at once; in this case, the price becomes much higher.

Some of the Common Fade pattern Numbers:
381-387-399-400-420-426-428-430-436-630-661-905-955

Blue Gem

Blue Gem. The rarest representative of this skin. It is much less common than the others and has a very high markup. The extra charge depends on the amount of blue color and the quality of the skin itself.

Overprice: 100-1000%.

The best representative of this category is pattern 868:

Signs of a Blue Gem: More than 70% of the gun’s shutter frame is coated in blue and cyan.

All Blue Gem pattern Numbers:
25-151-189-278-363-532-631-648-670-690-868-872

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[sir farmer]

i have the 868 how much is it

[Spicy Vaseline]

i have 879

[mrcornholio123]

I have a pattern 48

[i cant breathe #FENT]

iv got a bs 125 so much blue

[✪ Small PP Kev]

Ive got a MW 660 Yellow Gem which is all yellow but the tip of the gun, leave comment on profile and message and we can talk

[Billy Joe]

I opened a FT 112. Look at it msg me if you think its a blue gem I think tier 3 at least, my first ever "cool" gun and the finish is really cool.

[Littlefoot]

Just unboxed FT 868. I opened 1 weapons 2 case in my life. I only wish it was stat-tracked like my blood gem. So thrilled right now

[Iles]

waht is paatern 961

[Rewind]

How much is a 387 worth?

[T Mac1]

If anybody interested in a FN 381 Hmu