Cologne 2016 Train Souvenir Package
The rarest skin in this collection is Tec-9 | Red Quartz. None of our combos use this collection yet, so treat the list below as a shortlist to build from.
Skins in this collection
Tec-9 | Red Quartz Restricted $0.33+
Desert Eagle | Urban Rubble Mil-Spec Grade $0.21+
Sawed-Off | Amber Fade Mil-Spec Grade $0.18+
M4A4 | Urban DDPAT Industrial Grade $0.13+
MAC-10 | Candy Apple Industrial Grade $0.22+
MAG-7 | Metallic DDPAT Industrial Grade $0.12+
P250 | Metallic DDPAT Industrial Grade $0.16+
P90 | Ash Wood Industrial Grade $0.08+
SCAR-20 | Carbon Fiber Industrial Grade $0.09+
Dual Berettas | Colony Consumer Grade $0.03+
Five-SeveN | Forest Night Consumer Grade $0.02+
G3SG1 | Polar Camo Consumer Grade $0.02+
Nova | Polar Mesh Consumer Grade $0.03+
PP-Bizon | Urban Dashed Consumer Grade $0.02+
UMP-45 | Urban DDPAT Consumer Grade $0.03+ Browse by weapon type
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- What skins are in the Cologne 2016 Train Souvenir Package?
- It covers pistols, heavy weapons, rifles, SMGs and sniper rifles, with rarity running from Consumer Grade up to Restricted, and Tec-9 | Red Quartz sits at the top of that range. Every finish in it is listed on this page with its own price and float range.
- What is the cheapest skin in the Cologne 2016 Train Souvenir Package?
- Five-SeveN | Forest Night is currently the cheapest way in, starting around $0.02, while Tec-9 | Red Quartz is the most expensive at about $0.33. Prices are pulled from live market listings and refreshed daily, so treat them as a starting point.
- Does the Cologne 2016 Train Souvenir Package contain knives or gloves?
- No. This one is weapon finishes only, so the rare drops from it are Covert skins rather than knives or gloves. That keeps the ceiling much lower than a case with a knife pool behind it.
- Are skins from the Cologne 2016 Train Souvenir Package good for a matching loadout?
- None of the sets on this site use it yet, so treat the list above as a shortlist rather than a finished answer. Items from one release often share a palette, which makes a collection a sensible place to look when you already know the color you want.