Vertigo Collection (CS2)

Updated 2026-11-11 · Skins

Every skin in the Vertigo Collection by rarity, the float range of each, and exactly what each rarity trades up into.

The Vertigo Collection has 6 skins (1 Restricted, 2 Mil-Spec, 1 Industrial, 2 Consumer) and was released in 2013. Its rarest skin is Dual Berettas | Demolition.

Original Arms Deal map collection (August 2013); skins came from in-game item drops, not cases.

Weapons in this collection: AK-47, Dual Berettas, MAC-10, P90, PP-Bizon, XM1014.

All Vertigo Collection skins

Every skin in the collection by rarity, with the float range each one can have.

Restricted 1 skin

Dual Berettas | Demolition CS2Dual Berettas | Demolition
Float 0.26–0.60Buff.MarketSkinSwapTradeitCS.MONEYWhite.market

Mil-Spec 2 skins

AK-47 | Black Laminate CS2AK-47 | Black Laminate
Float 0.06–0.80Buff.MarketSkinSwapTradeitCS.MONEYWhite.market
P90 | Glacier Mesh CS2P90 | Glacier Mesh
Float 0.06–0.80Buff.MarketSkinSwapTradeitCS.MONEYWhite.market

Industrial 1 skin

PP-Bizon | Carbon Fiber CS2PP-Bizon | Carbon Fiber
Float 0.00–0.12Buff.MarketSkinSwapTradeitCS.MONEYWhite.market

Consumer 2 skins

MAC-10 | Urban DDPAT CS2MAC-10 | Urban DDPAT
Float 0.06–0.80Buff.MarketSkinSwapTradeitCS.MONEYWhite.market
XM1014 | Urban Perforated CS2XM1014 | Urban Perforated
Float 0.06–0.80Buff.MarketSkinSwapTradeitCS.MONEYWhite.market

Cost of a trade-up in the Vertigo Collection

Inputs (10x)Cheapest inputLowest price10 inputs from
ConsumerMAC-10 | Urban DDPAT FT$0.95$9.50
IndustrialPP-Bizon | Carbon Fiber FN$3.41$34.10
Mil-SpecP90 | Glacier Mesh FT$2.19$21.90

Lowest listing across up to 11 marketplaces in the CS2TradeUp.gg price feed, without StatTrak or Souvenir, checked on 2026-11-11. Prices change every day, so open a skin for live prices.

Vertigo Collection trade-ups

A trade-up contract takes 10 skins of the same rarity and returns one skin of the next rarity, from the collections of your inputs. Valve doesn't publish the exact odds; calculators and most guides use this model: each input gives its own collection a 10% share, and inside a collection every skin of the next rarity is equally likely. On that model, with all 10 inputs from the Vertigo Collection each possible result below has the chance shown; with 5 of 10 inputs from here, halve it.

Consumer x10 → Industrial: 100% each (float range in grey)

  • PP-Bizon | Carbon Fiber 0.00–0.12

Industrial x10 → Mil-Spec: 50% each (float range in grey)

  • AK-47 | Black Laminate 0.06–0.80
  • P90 | Glacier Mesh 0.06–0.80

Mil-Spec x10 → Restricted: 100% each (float range in grey)

  • Dual Berettas | Demolition 0.26–0.60
  • Restricted is the highest rarity in the Vertigo Collection. Its Restricted skin can come out of a trade-up but can't go into one: the game only accepts inputs whose collection has a skin one tier higher.
  • These skins can never be Factory New because their float starts at 0.07 or higher: Dual Berettas | Demolition.

StatTrak: none of these skins exist in StatTrak, so every trade-up into this collection uses non-StatTrak skins.

Souvenir versions of Vertigo Collection skins come from souvenir packages; the game data lists 1 package that can contain them, for example the Berlin 2019 Vertigo Souvenir Package. Since the May 2026 update Souvenir skins can go into trade-up contracts, mixed with normal ones; the Souvenir status is removed and the result is a normal skin.

The float of the result depends on the floats of your inputs and the result's own range: see how the trade-up float is calculated and how trade-up contracts work.

All collections: CS2 collections list.

Frequently asked questions

What skins are in the Vertigo Collection?

The Vertigo Collection has 6 skins. The rarest is Dual Berettas | Demolition (Restricted).

How do you trade up into Dual Berettas | Demolition?

Use 10 Mil-Spec skins. With all 10 from the Vertigo Collection, Dual Berettas | Demolition is the only possible result, because it is the collection's only Restricted skin.

Where do Vertigo Collection skins come from?

Original Arms Deal map collection (August 2013); skins came from in-game item drops, not cases.