PP-Bizon | Seabird

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PP-Bizon | Seabird
Wear range
0.00–0.50
Released
2019-11-18
Paint kit
873
Finish style
Solid Color
Sources
The St. Marc Collection
Drop chance (estimate)
The St. Marc Collection:0.075%

Steam market price

CNY

Introduction

If you want a Saint Marc vibe without paying for loud patterns, Sea Bird is the quiet option: a common solid-color finish that splits the gun into light green and brown panels. From across the map you read the two-tone layout; up close it’s clean blocks, not micro-detail.

Shopping conclusion

Worth it if you’re filling a Shattered Web / Saint Marc set, want a cheap daily Bizon, or like muted greens on a secondary. Skip or hunt harder if you need a flex skin—this is common tier and stays understated.

Before you pay: open inspect on C5GAME or Steam Market and zoom the green–brown seam. Solid colors punish sloppy boundaries and high wear.

Release & drop context

Dropped 18 November 2019 with Operation Shattered Web, same wave as Saint Marc-themed content. Designer is listed as Valve; the pitch is color blocking, not a story skin.

Collection: Saint Marc. Target that collection in listings instead of random case openings.

Wear & specs (what actually matters)

  • Rarity: Common
  • Style: Solid color
  • Float: 0.00–0.50 (Factory New through Battle-Scarred all exist)

Official line: parts of the weapon are fully painted in light green and brown. Green lifts the profile; brown holds brightness down so it doesn’t look washed out. In-game, distance still reads the partition—until wear starts eating the edge.

Inspect checklist:

  1. Is the green/brown border sharp?
  2. As float rises, does brown expand and swallow green? That’s the usual solid-color regret.

Expert muttering

The flavor text is just “Mine.”—three letters of main-character energy on a humble skin. I treat it like a tiny name tag when I slot this next to other Saint Marc pieces from the same op drop.

Common pricing is usually kind to experimenters: fine for aim warm-ups, theme stacks, or matching a green-brown loadout on backups. The 2019 date is a nice anchor if you collect by operation batch—Sea Bird reads as the “entry Saint Marc mood” gun, not the centerpiece.

Final take: grab a low-float copy with a clean seam; don’t trust the listing title alone—screenshots and float beat hype every time on C5GAME and Steam Market.