How quickly does a Dual Berettas Royal Consorts sell on CSBoard?

Active listings often find a buyer within 24–48 hours if priced near the Buff163 anchor. Because USDT payout is instant, sellers can cash out immediately after the trade is confirmed. Check current listings at /en/items/dual-berettas-royal-consorts for volume.

Are there pattern variations or tiers for this skin?

No pattern index affects the design; all Royal Consorts skins look the same aside from wear and StatTrak counter. The only meaningful variations are float and whether it is StatTrak.

What wear range does the skin have?

Available from Factory New (0.00–0.07) down to Battle-Scarred (0.45–1.00). Minimal Wear stops at 0.15, and Field-Tested goes up to 0.38. A BS Royal Consorts shows extensive gold loss, typically trading for $5 or less.

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Covert · Revolution Case

Dual Berettas Royal Consorts: CS2 Skin Price, Float & Trading Guide 2026

Q: Why sell via CSBoard instead of the Steam Market?

Steam Market imposes a 15% fee and locks your funds in Steam Wallet credit. CSBoard charges 0% for deposits and direct item-for-item exchanges without money. P2P marketplace sales carry a 2% selling fee. Instant sell is a separate buyout offer; check its quote and the chosen payout method’s fees and timing before confirming.

TL;DR

▸Covert Dual Berettas skin from the Revolution Case, featuring a regal gold and blue pattern
▸Float range 0.00–1.00; lower float keeps the golden details pristine, affecting value by up to $50
▸Average market price: $15–$30 (Factory New), dropping to $5–$10 in Battle-Scarred
▸CSBoard charges 0% for deposits and direct item-for-item exchanges without money. P2P marketplace sales carry a 2% selling fee. Instant sell is a separate buyout offer; check its quote and the chosen payout method’s fees and timing before confirming.

Dual Berettas Royal Consorts is one of the standout covert skins from the Revolution Case, released in February 2023. The skin wraps the dual pistols in a lavish royal pattern—blue damask, gold filigree, and ornate detailing. While it lacks random pattern templates (all copies share the same design), float value significantly affects the wear: high-friction areas like the grip and trigger guard gradually lose their gold coating as float increases. A minimal-wear FN example can command a $10–$15 premium over the same skin in Field-Tested condition.

Traders who value liquidity often target this skin because it’s popular in Pistol rounds and frequently used as a play skin. On CSBoard, P2P listings allow you to buy or sell directly with no middleman—you set the price, and the counterparty sends USDT instantly in the trade window.

Float Check Before You Buy

CSBoard charges 0% for deposits and direct item-for-item exchanges without money. P2P marketplace sales carry a 2% selling fee. Instant sell is a separate buyout offer; check its quote and the chosen payout method’s fees and timing before confirming.

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Fee Comparison: Selling a $20 Dual Berettas Royal Consorts

Marketplace	Sell Fee	Payout Method	KYC Required
CSBoard	2% P2P sales; 0% direct item exchanges	USDT (TRC20/BEP20)	No
SkinPort	12%	Bank Transfer	Yes
DMarket	7%	Skrill / Crypto	Partial
SkinBaron	15%	Bank Transfer	Yes

Frequently Asked Questions

As a covert skin from a widely opened case, its supply is high, so short-term price spikes are rare. However, its steady demand from casual players and collectors keeps prices stable. Minimal-wear StatTrak versions (around $60–$80) may hold value better. For long-term holds, consider opting for a low-float FN StatTrak copy.