Budapest 2025 Train Souvenir Package
The rarest skin in this collection is AWP | LongDog. Below you can see the combos we have built around skins from this collection.
Skins in this collection
AWP | LongDog Covert $64+
M4A4 | Hellish Classified $11+
MP9 | Latte Rush Classified $12+
MAC-10 | Derailment Restricted $2.33+
Tec-9 | Whiteout Restricted $2.09+
Zeus x27 | Charged Up Restricted $2.07+
FAMAS | 2A2F Mil-Spec Grade $0.18+
Glock-18 | Green Line Mil-Spec Grade $0.25+
UMP-45 | Late Night Transit Mil-Spec Grade $0.22+
XM1014 | Run Run Run Mil-Spec Grade $0.28+
AUG | Steel Sentinel Industrial Grade $0.03+
CZ75-Auto | Copper Fiber Industrial Grade $0.03+
Galil AR | Green Apple Industrial Grade $0.08+
Nova | Rain Station Industrial Grade $0.03+
P250 | Constructivist Industrial Grade $0.03+
P90 | Straight Dimes Industrial Grade $0.03+ Combos using Budapest 2025 Train Souvenir Package skins
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- What skins are in the Budapest 2025 Train Souvenir Package?
- It covers sniper rifles, rifles, SMGs, pistols, Zeus x27s and heavy weapons, with rarity running from Industrial Grade up to Covert, and AWP | LongDog sits at the top of that range. Every finish in it is listed on this page with its own price and float range.
- What is the cheapest skin in the Budapest 2025 Train Souvenir Package?
- AUG | Steel Sentinel is currently the cheapest way in, starting around $0.03, while AWP | LongDog is the most expensive at about $64. Prices are pulled from live market listings and refreshed daily, so treat them as a starting point.
- Does the Budapest 2025 Train Souvenir Package contain knives or gloves?
- No. This one is weapon finishes only, so the rare drops from it are Covert skins rather than knives or gloves. That keeps the ceiling much lower than a case with a knife pool behind it.
- Which combos use skins from the Budapest 2025 Train Souvenir Package?
- Tec-9 Whiteout Pillow Punchers Gloves is built around finishes from it, and they are shown further down this page. A collection is a useful place to start a set, because items drawn from the same release usually share a palette.