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Five-SeveN Case Hardened seed 177 — Blue Gem, tier 2
Five-SeveN | Case Hardened- Paint Seed
- 177
- Paint index
- 44
- Def index
- 3
- 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 3 44 177 0.05 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.
Case Hardened — Blue Gem
The more blue on the play side, the pricier. Top seeds with a blue AK top or Karambit blade go for tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Tiers are the collector community’s judgement, not Valve data.
All seeds in this familyPrice of an ordinary copy
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.
Similar seeds
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.
Where the data comes from
Tier list source: hotspawn, captured 2026-09-05. hotspawn
Single-source data, not independently cross-checked.
Needs a manual re-check
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?
Collectors build tier lists from how the playside looks: the more of the “right” pattern is visible, the higher the tier and the price. That is a community judgement, not Valve data.
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.
CS2 Collections is not affiliated with Valve. Pattern data is collected from open sources and the collector community.