P250 | Vino Primo

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P250 | Vino Primo
Wear range
0.00–1.00
Released
2018-09-01
Paint kit
749
Finish style
Gunsmith
Sources
London 2018 Inferno Souvenir Package、Katowice 2019 Inferno Souvenir Package、Berlin 2019 Inferno Souvenir Package、Stockholm 2021 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、The 2018 Inferno Collection
Drop chance (estimate)
London 2018 Inferno Souvenir Package:5.326667%;Katowice 2019 Inferno Souvenir Package:5.326667%;Berlin 2019 Inferno Souvenir Package:5.326667%;Stockholm 2021 Inferno Souvenir Package:5.326667%;Antwerp 2022 Inferno Souvenir Package:5.326667%;Rio 2022 Inferno Souvenir Package:5.326667%;Paris 2023 Inferno Souvenir Package:5.326667%;Copenhagen 2024 Inferno Souvenir Package:5.326667%;Shanghai 2024 Inferno Souvenir Package:2.663333%;Austin 2025 Inferno Souvenir Package:2.282857%;Budapest 2025 Inferno Souvenir Package:2.282857%;The 2018 Inferno Collection:5.326667%

Steam market price

CNY

Introduction

So you're scrolling through C5GAME, looking for a cheap P250 that doesn't look like every other grey-skinned pistol in your inventory. Enter the P250 Wine — a hand-painted purple checkerboard that somehow makes a budget pistol look like a bottle of fancy Bordeaux. Released on September 3, 2018, as part of the 2018 Inferno Collection, this skin has been quietly floating around souvenir packages for years. Let's break it down.

First Impressions: The Look

The P250 Wine features a hand-painted purple checkerboard pattern across the slide and grip. It's not flashy, not neon, not covered in anime girls — just a clean, almost retro design that screams "I appreciate subtlety but also want you to notice me." The purple is deep and rich, with a slight sheen that catches the light in CS2's updated engine. The subtitle "上等红" (which roughly translates to "fine red" — a little ironic given the purple) adds a nice touch of mystery.

Wear and Float: What to Expect

The float range is 0.0 to 1.0, meaning you can find everything from Factory New to Battle-Scarred. Here's the thing: because it's a hand-painted design, wear shows up as scratches and fading on the checkerboard. In Factory New, the purple is vibrant and the pattern is crisp. In Field-Tested, you'll see noticeable scuffs, especially on the slide edges. Battle-Scarred? It looks like someone took sandpaper to it — the checkerboard becomes more of a suggestion than a statement.

Best value: Minimal Wear or Field-Tested. You get most of the visual appeal without paying the Factory New premium.

Souvenir or Not?

This skin comes from the 2018 Inferno Collection and is also available in souvenir packages from major tournaments — London 2018, Katowice 2019, Berlin 2019, Stockholm 2021, Antwerp 2022, Rio 2022, Paris 2023, Copenhagen 2024, Shanghai 2024, Austin 2025, and Budapest 2025. Souvenir versions come with gold stickers from the event, which can add significant value if you're into that. But for pure aesthetics, a regular version is fine.

Is It Worth Buying?

Yes, if:

  • You want a cheap, unique P250 that isn't another Sand Dune or Gunsmoke.
  • You appreciate hand-painted designs and purple color schemes.
  • You're building a purple-themed loadout (it pairs great with the MAC-10 Neon Rider or AK-47 Neon Revolution).

No, if:

  • You're looking for an investment skin — this isn't going to fund your retirement.
  • You hate checkerboards. Seriously, it's a lot of checkerboard.

Where to Buy

You can find the P250 Wine on C5GAME and the Steam Community Market. Prices fluctuate, but generally it's a budget-friendly skin. Souvenir versions with desirable stickers can go for more, so always inspect before you buy.

Expert's Corner: The Verdict

Look, the P250 Wine isn't going to win any beauty contests against a Dragon Lore. But for what it is — a cheap, hand-painted skin with a cool purple vibe — it's a solid pick. The fact that it's been in souvenir packages for seven years means there's no shortage of supply, so prices stay low. If you're a P250 enthusiast (and let's be honest, who isn't?), this is a nice little addition to your collection. Just don't expect it to appreciate in value. Buy it because you like it, not because you think it'll make you rich.

Final score: 7/10 — Points for style, deducted for the fact that Battle-Scarred looks like a purple potato.