40 items · each priced at the cheapest buyable listing for its most-liquid variant across 26 markets.
SSG 08The SSG 08, CS2's bolt-action Scout, has a deep skin catalog spanning cheap everyday finishes and genuine collector pieces. This hub lists SSG 08 skins and compares each one's live price across 24+ reputable marketplaces, so you can see the cheapest place to buy and the best net payout to sell, all within the exact same variant (skin, exterior, StatTrak, Souvenir).
On the premium end sit Covert icons like Dragonfire and Blood in the Water, plus the high-value Sea Calico and the Souvenir-only Death Strike. For mid-range and budget builds, Big Iron, Fever Dream, and Ghost Crusader deliver the look for far less. Filter by wear, StatTrak, and price to narrow the list, then check each market's fee before you buy or sell.
"Best" depends on budget and taste, but Dragonfire and Blood in the Water are the most iconic high-end Covert picks, while Big Iron, Fever Dream, and Ghost Crusader are popular mid-range and budget choices. Compare live prices for each variant here to see which fits your budget across 24+ markets.
The cheapest options are usually well-worn exteriors (Field-Tested, Well-Worn, Battle-Scarred) of common finishes like Ghost Crusader or Fever Dream. Use the price filter and sort low-to-high to find the lowest live price across every marketplace at once.
The priciest SSG 08 skins are typically Factory New Dragonfire, Blood in the Water, and Sea Calico, plus the Souvenir-only Death Strike. Prices shift constantly, so check the live cross-market comparison for the current ceiling on each variant.
Dragonfire is one of the most recognizable Scout skins and the most expensive SSG 08 finish, with a striking design that holds value well. Compare its price by wear and StatTrak across 24+ markets here to lock in the cheapest buy and the best resale payout.
Each skin's float (0-1) determines its exterior, from Factory New to Battle-Scarred, and lower-wear copies show less texturing so they usually cost more. SkinWise compares within the exact same exterior and variant, never min-across-wears, so you're always comparing like for like.