Five-SeveN | Candy Apple

Name: Five-SeveN | Candy Apple
Brand: skins.ai

Five-SeveN Industrial Grade Industrial Grade Pistol The Assault Collection Updated 10d ago

Minimal Wear · best price · 5 markets

$57.84on Skinport

Save $24.78 (30%) vs Steam Community Market

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Float range0.00 - 0.30

Recently sold~$72.76 · 1/mo

All prices · Minimal Wear

Marketplace	Price
Skinport4 offers	$57.84	Buy →
LIS-SKINS20 offers	$63.01	Buy →
Waxpeer12 offers	$64.90	Buy →
Market.CSGO13 offers	$71.82	Buy →
Steam Community Market	$82.62	Buy →

Item details

Type: Pistol
Weapon: Five-SeveN
Finish: Candy Apple
Rarity: Industrial Grade
Quality: Normal · Souvenir
Colors
Collection: The Assault Collection
Float range: 0.00 - 0.30
Exteriors: FN · MW · FT

Price statistics

Current low: $57.84
High: $63.08 · Jun 20, 2026
Low: $57.84 · Jul 3, 2026
Active listings: 104
Trade volume: $535 traded/mo
Liquidity: Low
Markets: 5 tracked

High / low over prices we've tracked since Jun 20, 2026 - extends toward true all-time as snapshots accumulate.

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About the Five-SeveN | Candy Apple

Overview

The Five-SeveN | Candy Apple is a CS2 industrial grade pistol from the The Assault Collection. skins.ai tracks its live price across every major CS2 marketplace, refreshed continuously so you always see the current floor.

Finish

Candy Apple is the finish applied to the Five-SeveN. Its exact appearance depends on the item's float (wear) value, lower floats look cleaner and usually sell for more, while higher floats are more affordable.

Rarity & availability

Graded Industrial Grade. The Five-SeveN | Candy Apple trades on the Steam Community Market and third-party marketplaces; supply and live demand set the price shown above.

Investment outlook

The Five-SeveN | Candy Apple currently starts around $57.84. Use the multi-market comparison and price history on this page to time an entry. Past performance doesn't guarantee future returns, watch trading volume and spread risk across items.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the Five-SeveN | Candy Apple?

Five-SeveN | Candy Apple is a CS2 industrial grade pistol from the The Assault Collection. skins.ai tracks its live price across every major marketplace.

How much is the Five-SeveN | Candy Apple worth?

It currently starts around $57.84, depending on wear, float and marketplace. Compare live prices above.

What wear conditions does the Five-SeveN | Candy Apple come in?

It is available in Factory New, Field-Tested, Minimal Wear.

Where is the cheapest place to buy the Five-SeveN | Candy Apple?

Compare live prices across Skinport, Waxpeer, LIS-SKINS and the other markets we track on this page to find the cheapest current listing, third-party markets often undercut Steam, which charges a ~15% fee.

Is the Five-SeveN | Candy Apple a good investment?

It depends on entry price, trading volume and market trend. Use the price history and volume data here, and remember past performance doesn't guarantee future returns.