The skin database brings CSGOPremier collections into one place. Search for a finish, see who owns each copy, check its float rank, and compare inventory values. Anyone can browse, including guests.

Find the skin you have in mind

Start typing a skin name and choose a suggestion to see its owned copies. Partial names work too: searching for “redline ak” finds AK-47 Redlines. You can narrow the results by weapon, rarity, collection, wear, float range, pattern seed or owner, then sort by float, value, name or newest.

Open a copy to inspect its finish, float, pattern seed and applied stickers. Its owner is shown alongside a link to their inventory. Filters and open item details stay in the URL, so you can share the exact view you are looking at.

Find the #1 float

Eligible skins with a recorded float have both a lowest-float and a highest-float rank. The rankings compare copies of the same finish, with Doppler phases ranked separately. Narrowing a search to one player or wear range keeps those overall ranks intact.

Equal floats share a rank. If two copies tie for #1, the next copy is #3. Skins without a float do not receive a float rank.

See how a skin was obtained

Item details now include the creation date and recorded acquisition source, such as a case opening, trade-up, upgrader win or reward. Where the history is available, you can also see the original case name or contract number. Trade-up details show how many skins went into the contract.

Some older items have incomplete history. If the acquisition source was not recorded, the details say so.

Compare inventory values

The inventory leaderboard ranks collections by catalog value in PP. Totals include eligible skins, cases, capsules and loose stickers. Items without a catalog price are counted separately. Applied stickers, rare patterns and exceptional floats do not add a premium to these totals.

Which items count?

Admin-granted, manually adjusted and Steam-imported items are excluded from the database, float rankings and inventory values. The exclusion also follows items made from those inputs, including trade-up outputs. This prevents manually minimized floats from taking the top spots. Legitimate zero floats remain eligible.

Excluded items stay in their owners' inventories. The database is for browsing collections and inspecting skins; it has no buying, selling or trading actions.

Open the skin database and search for your favourite finish.