Desert Eagle Heat Treated seed 843 — 65.9% blue — CS2Collections.net
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Desert Eagle | Heat Treated

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Desert Eagle Heat Treated seed 843 — 65.9% blue

Desert Eagle | Heat Treated
65.9% blue rank 37 of 1000
Playside
Blue 65.9%
Purple 22.2%
Gold 11.9%
Backside
Blue 67.1%
Purple 21.7%
Gold 11.2%
Blue areas on the playside: 333
Paint Seed
843
Paint index
1054
Def index
1
Float range
0.00–1.00

How to see this seed in game

Copy the !gen code and paste it into the CS2 console on a map with sv_cheats enabled — the game will spawn an item with this pattern to look at.

!gen 1 1054 843 0.05
Open in game

The steam:// link is built by us and points at an item that does not exist — the client may refuse it. The !gen code is the reliable way.

Heat Treated — the blue anneal

A relative of Case Hardened: the same blue patches, but on the Desert Eagle and Five-SeveN. Copies with a blue playside are the ones collectors want.

Tiers are the collector community’s judgement, not Valve data.

The shares of blue, purple and gold are measured on renders of every pattern: the playside is the side you see in your hands, the backside is the other one. The higher the blue share on the playside, the rarer and more expensive the item.

Colour-share data comes from the open CSFloat dataset (MIT licence). CSFloat

All seeds in this family

Price of an ordinary copy

FN · Factory New $34.99
MW · Minimal Wear $2.51
FT · Field-Tested $1.16
WW · Well-Worn $0.91
BS · Battle-Scarred $0.92

The price is for an ordinary copy in this wear. A rare pattern sells for a multiple of it; there is no per-seed quote.

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Where to look for listings

Only CSFloat filters by pattern number. The Steam link opens every listing of the skin: the market hash name carries no wear.

Questions and answers

How do I find the seed of my skin?

The seed is in the item description in your Steam inventory — the Pattern Template line. You can also paste the inspect link into the checker on the patterns page: it returns the seed, the exact float and the verdict.

Why is this pattern valuable?

On Case Hardened and Heat Treated the texture shifts with the seed, so the blue share on the visible side ranges from almost nothing to a full Blue Gem. We take the blue share from renders of every pattern and rank the seeds: the higher the rank, the rarer and more expensive the item.

Does the seed change the price?

There is no per-seed quote: marketplaces sell a skin by name and wear. A rare pattern trades for a multiple of an ordinary copy, but the price is settled between collectors.

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