SCAR-20 | Emerald
See the SCAR-20 | Emerald CS2 skin, including rarity, available wear conditions, StatTrak™ availability, and its Collection source.
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In-Depth Guide
SCAR-20 | Emerald: The Complete Guide
Complete SCAR-20 | Emerald CS2 skin guide — explore its history, design, rarity, float range, collection, and availability.
History & Origin
SCAR-20 | Emerald released September 19, 2013 as part of the Alpha Collection.
It originally released during the CS:GO era, before Valve's Counter-Strike 2 relaunch in September 2023 — its artwork, wear range, and source carried over unchanged into CS2.
It launched as a Restricted-tier finish, with a Souvenir edition but no StatTrak™ version.
Design & Finish
As a finish, "Emerald" is applied to the SCAR-20 — the Counter-Terrorists' semi-automatic sniper rifle, the CT-side counterpart to the G3SG1 — and carries the purple rarity color every Restricted-tier skin shares on the Steam Market and in-game.
That Restricted classification places it in the middle of the rarity ladder — rarer than Mil-Spec Grade, but short of the Classified and Covert tiers above it.
Wear & Float
SCAR-20 | Emerald only ships in 2 of the five wear conditions (Factory New, Minimal Wear) — there's no Field-Tested or Well-Worn or Battle-Scarred release for this finish.
As with every CS2 skin, lower float values look cleaner: Factory New copies (roughly below 0.07 float) show the finish at its sharpest, while Field-Tested and Well-Worn pieces make up the most commonly traded middle ground between mint and heavily worn.
Availability & Drop Mechanics
SCAR-20 | Emerald is part of the Alpha Collection rather than being unboxed from a traditional weapon Case — the Collection is not tied to any live drop mechanic, so trade-ups and the Steam Community Market are the main ways to acquire one.
Valve has never published exact Collection odds. The estimate above (1 in 312, 0.3205%) applies the same rarity-tier cascade confirmed for Cases, giving a general sense of scale rather than a guaranteed rate.
Versions & Variants
Alongside the Normal version, this finish also has a Souvenir edition — there's no StatTrak™ counterpart.
Beyond that, there's no separate "phase" or pattern family tied to this finish in the site's data — it's tracked as a single fixed look across every wear condition it ships in.
Popularity & Community
As a Restricted-tier finish, SCAR-20 | Emerald sits among the more common pulls from the Alpha Collection rather than being a chase item — a straightforward, affordable way to add a SCAR-20 skin to a loadout or collection.
Its Souvenir edition tends to trade at a premium over the Normal version, the same pattern seen across most CS2 skins with that variant available.
Updates & Changes
SCAR-20 | Emerald has been part of the Alpha Collection since September 19, 2013, and like every CS:GO-era CS2 skin, carried over unchanged when Valve relaunched the game on the Source 2 engine in 2023 — the artwork, wear range, and source Case/Collection are the same today as they were before the migration.
Trivia & Related Information
It's one of 2 Restricted-tier items in the Alpha Collection, out of 16 items total.
This is one of 33 SCAR-20 skins currently listed on the site, spanning multiple rarity tiers.
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