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CTOnews.com, April 17 (Xinhua) in CS:GO, a first-person shooting team competitive game developed by Valve, players can collect and trade skins from a variety of guns and knives, some of which are so rare and expensive that they are considered collectibles. With the advent of "CS2", the skin market of "CS:GO" has been skyrocketing, and investors and collectors are willing to pay higher and higher prices for the rarest and ideal items.

Recently, there has been a big deal in the CS:GO skin market. Foreign "CS:GO" player "zipelCS" tweeted that he had completed the second largest transaction in the history of CSGO, selling the AK-47 661ST MW with 4 holographic Titan printing and the worn 387 quenching claw knife for $500000 (CTOnews.com Note: currently about 3.435 million yuan).

Both skins are in the sapphire color of the Case Hardened series, the version with the most blue patterns. This pattern is very rare and there is only a small chance that it can be obtained from the game. Moreover, these two skins are good-looking versions of StatTrak (Statistical tracking), which can record the number of hits by users.

In addition to the value of the skin itself, there is another important factor that makes it so valuable: stickers. On AK-47, there are four Titan holographic stickers from the 2014 Katowice tournament. These stickers are the most expensive stickers in CS:GO, each worth about $60, 000. They come from a disbanded French team and are highly sought after because of their scarcity and historical significance.

According to CTOnews.com, the deal was brokered by a Danish CS:GO player and trader zipeL. ZipeL announced the news on Twitter and posted two photos of his skin, the new owner is a Chinese collector. It is reported that the Chinese collector also has other valuable CS:GO skin, such as a Souvenir (souvenir) AWP Dragon Lore (Legend of the Dragon), worth more than $100000.

ZipeL said it was the second largest deal he had ever completed and the second largest in CS:GO 's history. The first big deal took place last year, when a Chinese collector bought a new Karambit sapphire for $1.5 million.

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