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Desert Eagle | Calligraffiti

Well-Worn · StatTrak™ available · Pistol

Lowest price $0.15
Standard
StatTrak™
Buy on Skinport — $0.15

Prices — 14 markets

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  • White.Market Desert Eagle | Calligraffiti 0% · Ukraine 100 offers $0.20 View offer
  • Skinflow Desert Eagle | Calligraffiti Canada 49 offers $0.55 View offer
  • BUFF Market Desert Eagle | Calligraffiti 0% · Hong Kong 4 offers $1.21 View offer

Other markets 7 markets

  • Skinport Lowest price Desert Eagle | Calligraffiti 0% · Germany 225 offers $0.15 View offer
  • SkinBaron Desert Eagle | Calligraffiti Germany 22 offers $0.17 View offer
  • HaloSkins Desert Eagle | Calligraffiti Hong Kong 77 offers $0.22 View offer
  • Skins.com Desert Eagle | Calligraffiti 0% · Hong Kong 1 offer $0.22 View offer
  • Steam Community Market Desert Eagle | Calligraffiti 0% · United States 874 offers $0.29 View offer
  • CSFloat Desert Eagle | Calligraffiti United States 38 offers $0.38 View offer
  • CS.Deals Desert Eagle | Calligraffiti United States 4 offers $0.99 View offer

Price history · Well-Worn

Last 30 days
Median
$0.16
Low
$0.11
High
$0.17
Latest
$0.15
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Price history data
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2026-09-17$0.17
2026-09-18$0.17
2026-09-19$0.17
2026-09-20$0.17
2026-09-21$0.17
2026-09-22$0.17
2026-09-23$0.17
2026-09-24$0.17
2026-09-25$0.17
2026-09-26$0.16
2026-09-27$0.15
2026-09-28$0.16
2026-09-29$0.17
2026-09-30$0.17
2026-10-01$0.17
2026-10-02$0.17
2026-10-03$0.11
2026-10-04$0.17
2026-10-05$0.15
2026-10-06$0.15
2026-10-07$0.15
2026-10-08$0.14
2026-10-09$0.16
2026-10-10$0.15
2026-10-11$0.16
2026-10-12$0.15
2026-10-13$0.15
2026-10-14$0.15
2026-10-15$0.15
2026-10-16$0.15

About this skin

How is a skin affected by its quality?

Quality describes exterior condition, which is associated with float value. Calligraffiti spans 0.00 to 1.00 and comes in Factory New, Minimal Wear, Field-Tested, Well-Worn, and Battle-Scarred.

How does the rarity of a skin work?

Rarity identifies a skin's item grade and helps describe its case-opening availability. Calligraffiti is Mil-Spec Grade, with an 11.42% chance of being obtained from the Gallery Case.

How much does Desert Eagle | Calligraffiti cost?

Desert Eagle | Calligraffiti ranges from $0.15 to $30.76. Compare individual listings by exterior, float, and version.

Which case contains Desert Eagle | Calligraffiti?

Desert Eagle | Calligraffiti is available from the Gallery Case. The case is retired from the Armory, but existing cases can still be bought and opened.

Does Desert Eagle | Calligraffiti have StatTrak or Souvenir versions?

Desert Eagle | Calligraffiti has both StatTrak and Souvenir versions. Check the listing's version separately from its exterior and float value.

Which exteriors are available for Desert Eagle | Calligraffiti?

Desert Eagle | Calligraffiti comes in Factory New, Minimal Wear, Field-Tested, Well-Worn, and Battle-Scarred. Its float range is 0.00 to 1.00.

Short Description

Desert Eagle | Calligraffiti is a CS2 pistol skin with silver calligraphy layered across a dark charcoal slide. Brown-gray grip panels add flowing markings, while the lower frame stays relatively plain. The finish suits players who prefer a restrained palette with intricate, handwriting-inspired detail. All exterior grades are available, alongside StatTrak™ and Souvenir versions.

Description

Desert Eagle | Calligraffiti brings paint-pen lettering to the Desert Eagle, using a Gunsmith finish with a charcoal-and-silver palette. Its visual identity comes from overlapping marks on the slide rather than a large central illustration or bright color blocks. The grip adds another decorated surface, balancing the silver upper section with darker, flowing shapes on brown-gray panels. A relatively plain lower frame gives the dense artwork room to stand out without covering every part of the pistol. This combination suits players building a dark loadout who still want visible detail on their sidearm. Documented owners include TaZ, Hyper, and pashaBiceps, giving the finish a connection to professional players without establishing broader demand. Buyers can compare every exterior grade, exact float values, and available versions when selecting a copy for their inventory. The listing image also matters, since it shows the particular item's condition alongside the design's fine strokes and contrasting surfaces.

History and Origin

Desert Eagle | Calligraffiti was released on October 2, 2024, during the Armory update. It arrived in the Gallery Case, establishing case opening as an acquisition route for the finish. The skin belongs to The Gallery Collection, a separate identifier from its weapon name and rarity grade. HEWOK, a Steam Workshop community designer, created the artwork. Its accompanying flavor text suggests that producing this kind of detailed work requires patience, complementing the layered paint-pen appearance. As of October 9, 2026, the Gallery Case was retired from the Armory and was no longer available there. Existing Gallery Cases can still be bought and opened, so retirement of that source does not make the skin unobtainable. Today, buyers can also obtain an existing copy through the Steam Community Market, Eneba Skins, or a trade with another player.

Finish Style

The Gunsmith finish uses a mostly dark charcoal slide and frame as the backdrop for its silver decoration. Across the slide, paint-pen calligraphy forms overlapping loops, longer strokes, and sharper angular marks. These different shapes create a layered, handwritten appearance rather than a uniform repeating graphic. Closely spaced pale vertical strokes cover the rear slide serrations, giving that section a tighter visual rhythm. Silver highlights also run along edges and controls, carrying the lighter color beyond the main calligraphic area. The brown-gray grip panels introduce dark, flowing markings that contrast with the bright strokes above them. A small circular emblem near the top of the grip provides a distinct detail within that decorated surface. Dense artwork on the slide and grip sits against a relatively plain lower frame, keeping the composition focused on those marked areas.

Float Value

The Desert Eagle | Calligraffiti float value ranges from 0.00 to 1.00. Its available exteriors are Factory New, Minimal Wear, Field-Tested, Well-Worn, and Battle-Scarred, so none of the standard exterior categories is excluded. Standard, StatTrak, and Souvenir versions exist, but version availability is separate from cosmetic condition and should be checked independently in each listing.

Rarity and Popularity

Desert Eagle | Calligraffiti is a Mil-Spec Grade pistol skin from The Gallery Collection. Its stated chance of being obtained from a Gallery Case opening is 11.42%, which describes the skin's case-opening odds rather than its market availability. TaZ, Hyper, and pashaBiceps are documented owners, although their ownership alone does not establish widespread demand or a resale premium.

Why it’s Popular:

• Silver calligraphy gives the dark slide a distinctive focal point

• Brown-gray grips complement charcoal-and-silver loadouts

• Every exterior category is available

• StatTrak and Souvenir versions offer additional inventory options

Price Range

The live Desert Eagle | Calligraffiti price range is $0.15 to $30.76. These bounds cover the whole skin and should not be treated as fixed prices for any particular exterior or version. When comparing the CS2 skin price across listings, separate Factory New through Battle-Scarred copies before considering their exact float values. Check whether each item is standard, StatTrak, or Souvenir, since version is another distinction beyond exterior condition. Buyers planning to buy, sell, or trade should compare like-for-like listings and inspect the individual item rather than relying on the overall range alone.

How to Obtain

1. Buy Directly through Eneba Skins

One of the fastest and most straightforward options is to purchase skins directly through Eneba Skins. You can browse available CS2 skins, compare prices, and choose the items that best fit your budget.

2. Open the Gallery Case

Open a Gallery Case for a chance to receive Calligraffiti, with stated odds of 11.42%. The case is retired from the Armory, but existing cases can still be bought and opened. Opening one is a chance-based route, not a way to select this specific skin or exterior.

3. Buy on the Steam Community Market

The Steam Community Market provides a direct purchase route for an existing Desert Eagle | Calligraffiti. Check the listing's exterior and version, then inspect any available item details before choosing a copy. Buying a listed skin avoids the uncertainty of receiving a different item from a Gallery Case.

4. Trade with Other Players

Players can obtain Calligraffiti by trading with someone who already owns a copy. Compare the offered item's exterior, float value, and version with the items being exchanged. Confirm the actual item in the trade rather than assuming that matching finish names mean matching condition.

Trading and Investment Considerations

The Gallery Case's retirement limits replenishment from the Armory, but opening existing cases can still add Calligraffiti copies to circulation. Buyers and sellers should distinguish exterior, exact float, and version before comparing offers, especially when assessing Factory New or StatTrak listings. Professional ownership provides evidence of use, but it does not establish sustained demand, quick resale, or future price growth.

Reasons it Holds Value

• Gallery Case retirement limits replenishment from the Armory

• Documented ownership by TaZ, Hyper, and pashaBiceps

• Distinctive silver calligraphy on a charcoal slide

• StatTrak and Souvenir versions broaden collecting options

The investment outlook is medium, balancing a modest price level and retired case sourcing against continued availability through existing Gallery Case openings. Its detailed finish and documented professional ownership support its appeal as a playable collectible, not a promise of appreciation. The main risk is assuming that retirement alone creates stronger demand or dependable resale, neither of which is established.