Classified Pistols
A low-recoil firearm with a high rate of fire, the P250 is a relatively inexpensive choice against armored opponents. A striking orange bird and gold accents have been custom painted over an ivory-colored base.
Like those fancy dinner plates, this weapon's only used for special occasions
The Dead Hand Collection
Sealed Dead Hand TerminalAbout P250 | Kintsugi
P250 | Kintsugi (Factory New) is a Counter-Strike 2 cosmetic item. On this page, CSDelta shows live marketplace prices, how many listings we see, and a short price history so you can shop with context.
Today the lowest price we list for P250 | Kintsugi (Factory New) is about $23.91 USD on SkinSwap before fees. Prices change by site and by listing—open the Active offers table and compare every marketplace before you buy.
Weapon skins are sold in five wear grades: Factory New, Minimal Wear, Field-Tested, Well-Worn, and Battle-Scarred. Each grade is its own listing name, usually with the grade in parentheses (for example “… (Field-Tested)”). Float is the exact wear number inside that skin’s allowed range (standard CS2 wear buckets); lower float in the same grade usually looks less worn.
StatTrak™ and Souvenir are real variants in CS2: they use different marketplace listing titles (StatTrak™ in the name, or Souvenir for Major-drop versions). Wear grades still apply to skins that have them. Yes—StatTrak™ is listed for this finish on this page. Souvenir does not exist for every skin; if it is missing here, that variant is not in our catalog for this finish.
This finish belongs to the “The Dead Hand Collection” collection. Linked weapon cases, sticker capsules, or souvenir packages show up as clickable rows under Collection and Case on this page when our data ties them to this item.
Yes—this item can be associated with containers such as “Sealed Dead Hand Terminal” in CS2. Drop odds change when Valve updates the game; use official patch notes if you need the latest rates. The Case row on this page links to the container we match to P250 | Kintsugi.
