FAMAS | Palm

The FAMAS | Palm is a CS2 rifle skin for the Counter-Terrorist side, featuring subdued, stencil-painted camouflage. Sandy beige, muted olive-green, and brown shapes cover much of the receiver, carry handle, and stock. Its earthy palette suits players who prefer restrained military styling over bright accents. Standard and Souvenir versions are available across all listed exteriors, but there is no StatTrak™ option.

Description

FAMAS | Palm applies an earth-toned camouflage design to the Counter-Terrorist rifle in CS2. The FAMAS itself serves as an affordable rifle option between more expensive rifles and less-effective SMGs. Sandy beige and muted green make the finish suitable for players who prefer natural colors over bright accents. Leaf-shaped stencils and mesh detail give the surface visual texture without relying on lettering or a prominent emblem. The design extends across much of the weapon, so the carry handle, stock, and receiver share a consistent camouflage theme. Souvenir copies offer a separate collecting choice alongside standard versions, though the finish has no StatTrak counter. Available exteriors range from Factory New through Battle-Scarred, giving buyers several cosmetic condition options to consider. When choosing a copy, compare the float value, exterior, version, and visible pattern rather than relying only on the item name.

History and Origin

FAMAS | Palm was released on March 31, 2025. It arrived with The Boreal Collection as part of the Spring 2025 Skins update. Valve created the finish, making it an official design rather than a community-designer contribution. Its camouflage concept draws on palm leaves, cardboard cutouts, and fine mesh used as stencils. The release brought that Palm design to the Counter-Terrorist FAMAS rifle. Today's available choices include standard copies and Souvenir versions, rather than a StatTrak option. Current purchases can be made through Eneba Skins or the Steam Community Market. Player-to-player trading offers another route to an existing copy, separate from the item's original release.

Finish Style

Palm uses the Spray-Paint finish style, combining stencil shapes with a muted earth-tone palette. The receiver, carry handle, and stock are mostly sandy beige, with olive-green and brown patches breaking up the base color. Narrow, angled palm-leaf streaks cross the carry handle and stock, while broader stencil shapes spread along the receiver. Fine mesh-like texture appears inside parts of the camouflage, adding smaller details alongside the larger leaf shapes. Cardboard cutouts also contribute to the stencil design, complementing the plant silhouettes and mesh texture. The barrel is dark olive-brown, contrasting with the pale olive grip and trigger guard. The magazine uses tan and olive vertical bands rather than the broader camouflage shapes seen across the receiver. With most of the weapon covered and no visible lettering or prominent emblem, the overall look stays restrained rather than graphic-heavy.

Float Value

The FAMAS | Palm float value ranges from 0.00 to 0.75. Its available exteriors are Factory New, Minimal Wear, Field-Tested, Well-Worn, and Battle-Scarred. Standard and Souvenir versions are available, but no StatTrak version exists; these version choices are separate from the cosmetic condition represented by the exterior.

Rarity and Popularity

FAMAS | Palm has Consumer Grade rarity within The Boreal Collection. Its Boreal Collection acquisition chance is 6.67%, which describes obtaining the skin rather than the availability of a particular market listing. Professional players Sonic, chayJESUS, and Ramz1kBO$$ own FAMAS | Palm.

Why it’s Popular:

• Muted camouflage suits earth-toned loadouts

• Palm-leaf stencils and mesh texture add understated detail

• Standard copies offer an accessible purchase option

• Souvenir versions provide another collecting choice

Price Range

The live FAMAS | Palm price range is $0.01 to $5.80. These bounds cover the whole skin and are not fixed to a particular exterior or version. Compare Factory New, Minimal Wear, Field-Tested, Well-Worn, and Battle-Scarred listings according to the condition being sought. Standard and Souvenir listings should be considered separately, since version and cosmetic wear are different attributes. For a useful CS2 skin price comparison, match the exterior and version first, then inspect the float and visible finish before buying.

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. Buy on the Steam Community Market

FAMAS | Palm can be bought on the Steam Community Market. Compare standard and Souvenir listings, then select an exterior that matches the intended purchase. Check the item's exact version and condition before buying, rather than treating every Palm listing as interchangeable.

3. Trade with Other Players

FAMAS | Palm can also be obtained through trades with other players. Agree on the exterior and whether the copy is standard or Souvenir before evaluating the exchange. Compare its float and visible finish with the items offered, since the shared skin name does not describe every detail of a copy.

Trading and Investment Considerations

Standard copies occupy a low-cost market segment, while Souvenir versions give traders a separate option to compare. Professional ownership provides player associations, but it does not establish sustained buyer demand or quick resale. Supply trends and resale liquidity are uncertain, so decisions to buy, sell, or trade should focus on the exact version, exterior, float, and current asking price.

Reasons it Holds Value

• Low-cost standard copies offer an accessible entry point

• Souvenir availability creates a distinct collecting option

• Ownership by Sonic, chayJESUS, and Ramz1kBO$$

• Multiple exteriors allow condition-focused collecting

The investment outlook is medium-to-poor: accessible standard copies and Souvenir availability provide reasons to consider it, but professional ownership alone does not prove demand. Uncertain price and supply trends do not justify a stronger investment assessment. The main risk is buying a preferred exterior or version without evidence that future buyers will value it similarly.