Crafts that NEVER HAPPEND!?
Topic: CS:GO Crafts That Never Happend!
In today's article, we will talk about some CS:GO sticker craft combinations that never happened. The following article will showcase a wide range of crafts and sticker costs. Enjoy reading!
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Old "High-Tier" Crafts That Never Happend
We´re starting with a couple of Katowice 2014 crafts on old weapons that never became reality. The first seemingly crazy craft that we´re talking about will be a
Glock-18 Dragon Tattoo with four LDLC holos. The Glock got introduced to CS:GO in mid-2013 and is part of the oldest cases in existence.
In total 86 Glock-18 Dragon Tattoos got one Katowice 2014 LDLC holo applied, not a single one more than that. While this
craft would amount up to around USD 80.000 now, there was a time in 2014 when those sold for around USD 6 on the Steam Community Market! For comparison: Back then the Glock-18 Dragon Tattoo was at around USD 2!

Another quite amazing craft, that never happened is the combination of four
Katowice 2014 LDLC non-holos on a Famas Afterimage! The Famas was also introduced to the game in 2013 and is a classified skin. As well as the Glock-18 the price of the Famas in 2014 was round about USD 2.
The simple blue and red combination is unique and would fit perfectly with the non-holo version of the Katowice 2014 LDLC sticker! Back in 2014, we would talk about
total craft costs of round about USD 8!

Honorable mention: A very wild, probably not even that good looking, but still crazy craft that never got created is a SSG-08 Blood in the Water with four IBP holos.

Entering 2015
The next craft we would love to present you is a
MAC-10 Neon Rider with four DreamHack 2014 Cloud9 holos. The skin was released in mid-2015 and each of the stickers would have cost around USD 1.50, while the Neon Rider itself was at around USD 6.
According to the FloatDb database, there
are only three 1x crafts and not a single one with two or more! To date, the craft would sum up to around USD 570. Quite an amazing match that we will most likely never see in-game!

What a match!!!
The next skin we´re looking at is an
USP-S Check Engine, which was introduced to the game in 2018. The craft we´re talking about, as you can already see below, are
four ESL One Cologne 2014 red stickers. The red outline of the stickers matches the overall style of the skin perfectly!
With a current crafting price of around USD 100 one of the more affordable crafts in today's article! So far not even a 1x of this combination exists!

Fitting the new meta!
Next up we got an
M4A1-S Blue Phosphor for you. In combination with
four Cologne 2014 DAT holos we got an amazing play skin, don´t you think so? While the Blue Phosphor sells for around USD 180 currently, each of the stickers go for around USD 65!

One for the snipers
As our second last craft for today, we would love to present you the
SSG-08 Turbo Peek, which got first introduced to the game in 2021, with
four Katowice 2019 FURIA holos. The wide color range on the skin matches the stickers perfectly and delivers an amazing combination ingame! The total craft price would sum up to around USD 70 at the moment!

Banger to end it off
We will end today's article with one of our personal favorites that will most likely never become reality. The
M4A4 Cyber Security got released in late 2020 and provides one of the most beautiful and clean color combinations in the game.
In combination with
four Katowice 2014 VOX holos, we could probably talk about one of the most unique and beautiful crafts in existence, at least when it comes to my taste.

Summary
It was an absolute pleasure looking through some Crafts that never happened and presenting them to you. We hope you enjoyed reading the article a lot! Share some feedback on our social media if you would love to see this series regularly and make sure to tell us your favorite craft!
Our research tools for this article were:
csgofloat.com/db,
@RaCSGO's Kato14 holo database,
csgostash.com/ and all screenshots were made on
broskins.com
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