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About Glock-18 | High Beam
How much does Glock-18 | High Beam cost in each wear?
Lowest listings right now: Factory New $0.13 and Minimal Wear $0.17. The cheapest wear is Factory New at $0.13. Souvenir copies start at $0.80. Compare all markets →
Where does Glock-18 | High Beam drop from?
It drops from the Katowice 2019 Inferno Souvenir Package and belongs to The 2018 Inferno Collection. It also drops from Budapest 2025 Inferno Souvenir Highlight Package, Austin 2025 Inferno Souvenir Highlight Package, Berlin 2019 Inferno Souvenir Package, Antwerp 2022 Inferno Souvenir Package, Rio 2022 Inferno Souvenir Package, Paris 2023 Inferno Souvenir Package, Copenhagen 2024 Inferno Souvenir Package, Shanghai 2024 Inferno Souvenir Package, Austin 2025 Inferno Souvenir Package, Budapest 2025 Inferno Souvenir Package, London 2018 Inferno Souvenir Package, and Stockholm 2021 Inferno Souvenir Package. Was in the Weekly Care Package from its launch until January 21, 2026. See the whole drop pool
Can you get this skin from a trade-up?
Yes. A trade-up contract of Consumer Grade skins from The 2018 Inferno Collection gives it with a 25% chance. Open in Calculator →
Used in a trade-up, it can turn into one of 4 Mil-Spec Grade skins. Open in Calculator →
What float range does this skin have?
Its float runs from 0.00 to 0.08, so it comes in Factory New and Minimal Wear. There is no Field-Tested, Well-Worn, or Battle-Scarred version.
What rarity is it, and is there a StatTrak™ or Souvenir version?
It is a Industrial Grade skin. Souvenir copies also exist from tournaments before the IEM Cologne 2026 Major.
What finish style is this skin?
It is a Anodized Multicolored finish for the Glock-18. In this style, the candy coat may be applied in a multicolored pattern. In the real world, methods could include silk-screening or adherable stencils.
When was this skin added to CS2?
It was added on August 1, 2018 in the A New Horizon update.
Does the pattern matter on this skin?
Yes. The pattern seed (0 to 1000) moves the finish on the model, so two copies with the same float can look different.
