'Blueberries' Buckshot | NSWC SEAL

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Counter-Strike 2 lists 'Blueberries' Buckshot | NSWC SEAL under agent, rarity Exceptional. Agents are character models that change how a player looks during a round. You can currently pick it up from $14.72 (Steam around $13.36). A large number of listings makes it easy to buy and to price. Points on GetSkin are free to collect and exchange for CS2 skins - see how to start.

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Wear	Steam	Waxpeer	Offers
-	$13.16	$9.72	94

Market statistics

$9.72

Price from

5 150 pts

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Offers on the market

Price history

12.08.202610.11.2026

Waxpeer Steam $9.72 - $24.10

Prices updated: 2026-11-10 04:20

Frequently asked questions

What is the current price of 'Blueberries' Buckshot | NSWC SEAL?

'Blueberries' Buckshot | NSWC SEAL prices start at $9.72 on Waxpeer, with a Steam reference of around $13.16. The final amount depends mostly on the wear - more worn copies are cheaper, while Factory New can cost several times more.

What rarity is 'Blueberries' Buckshot | NSWC SEAL?

The rarity of 'Blueberries' Buckshot | NSWC SEAL is Exceptional (Agents). A higher rarity tier usually goes hand in hand with a higher price and lower availability.

Is 'Blueberries' Buckshot | NSWC SEAL cheaper on Waxpeer or Steam?

Waxpeer: from $9.72, Steam: around $13.16. The differences come from fees and supply, so prices on both platforms can change over time.

Is 'Blueberries' Buckshot | NSWC SEAL worth buying?

'Blueberries' Buckshot | NSWC SEAL costs from $9.72 with around 94 offers on the market, so it is easy to find. The final call is a matter of taste and budget - and on GetSkin you can earn similar skins for free.

Can I get 'Blueberries' Buckshot | NSWC SEAL without paying?

On GetSkin you collect points by completing simple tasks and exchange them for Counter-Strike 2 skins - no deposits and no hidden costs. The skins you earn go straight to your Steam account. On GetSkin, 'Blueberries' Buckshot | NSWC SEAL currently costs from 5 150 pts - the point price follows market prices.