Are Souvenir Skins a Good Investment for CS2?

[@memelordkermit5028]

Your video was on my feed. Very informative and good for a rather small channel. I like your time stamps and you explained the points you had good and concise. Only thing I think that you could do better is to show the pictures longer on the screen (player count and case prices).

[@emerald-tv]

Thank you so much for the feedback!

[@MewoMewoCS]

I noticed that the gold DH14s on souvs looked a lot better and bought into some souvs 2 weeks ago. TBF I think it's going to be a good investment in the long run as one of the oldest stickers around (especially gold IBP) but selling it is probably going to be a pain in the butt because there's not really an established price and I would probably have to list them at a high price for months and wait for offers. It would also be hard to sell because most of these stickers are on pretty much rotten guns so it is an extremely niche market. In the grand scheme of things, I'm buying them with the intent of holding onto them for 5 years so it should be fine. But I would not recommend these for new players.

[@emerald-tv]

I agree 100%. It’s hard to sell old souvenir skins, and most of the iBuyPower golds are on lower tier skins. It’s gonna be interesting to see how much they’re worth in a few years since there’s only around 1,000 of them in the world

[@MewoMewoCS]

@@emerald-tv Yes, It convinced me enough to buy in and see what will happen in 5 years time. It's definitely a huge gamble though. But I decided to put my money into old souvs because their gold stickers are truly unique and can only be obtained from old and expensive souv packages. Souvs nowadays only have 1 crappy map sticker and all the other team stickers can be bought from the market so it's not as special anymore.

[@Housri]

i mean they still are dopped with shit skins so i doubt they go up in price