PP-Bizon | Cold Cell
Industrial Grade SMG
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Prices updated 31 minutes ago
Description: It has been spray painted with a blue pebble pattern.
Flavor Text: Your intentions are clear
Finish Catalog: 770
Added: 4 October 2024
Update: The Armory
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Origin Story
The PP-Bizon Cold Cell features a distinctive blue pebble pattern, spray painted across its surface. Released on October 4, 2024, as part of The Armory's Sport & Field Collection, this skin offers a clean and affordable aesthetic. It is primarily considered a budget-friendly option, often used as a craft base by players. The Cold Cell is part of an ongoing collection within the CS2 Arms Dealer system, making it consistently obtainable. Its design focuses on a straightforward, functional appearance for the PP-Bizon.
Drop Chance
PP-Bizon | Cold Cell is Industrial Grade, a common skin tier, one step above Consumer Grade. It can drop as an end-of-match reward from active competitive play on the Sport & Field Collection item pool. Map drops follow a weighted rarity system that heavily favors common grades, so Industrial Grade drops are uncommon and Valve doesn't publish per-skin odds. There are 5 other Industrial Grade skins in the collection competing for the same drop slot. Most copies enter the market through trade-up contracts or direct purchase at a listed seller's price.
Skin Condition
Float range 0 to 0.4. Exteriors: Factory New, Minimal Wear, Field-Tested, Well-Worn. StatTrak is not available for this skin. Factory New ($0.26): The blue pebble pattern is fully intact and vibrant across the Bizon's main body and magazine. Minimal Wear ($0.09): Minor scuffs may appear on high-contact edges, but the blue spray-painted finish remains largely clean. Field-Tested ($0.06): Visible wear and chipping begin to show on the muzzle area and top ridges of the receiver, revealing some of the base metal. Well-Worn ($0.38): The blue pebble pattern shows significant degradation and paint loss, especially on the magazine and exposed edges, giving it a heavily used appearance.
Model
Cold Cell uses the current PP-Bizon model, added with The Armory on October 4, 2024.
How to Obtain
The PP-Bizon | Cold Cell is part of The Sport & Field Collection, which is associated with the Armory / Genesis Uplink Terminal system in CS2. This means it is obtainable through ongoing in-game systems rather than traditional weapon cases. Players can also acquire this Industrial Grade skin through trade-up contracts using ten lower-rarity skins from The Sport & Field Collection. Additionally, it is readily available for purchase on the Steam Community Market, third-party marketplaces, and various CS2 skin trading sites.
Price Range
PP-Bizon | Cold Cell ranges from $0.38 (Well-Worn) to $0.26 (Factory New). Field-Tested copies sit at $0.06.
The current 7-day median is $0.07. The 90-day median is $0.09. The all-time median is $0.13. Volume averages 11 trades per day.
Visual Theme
Spray-Paint: It has been spray painted with a blue pebble pattern. The dominant colors are blue with a pebble-like motif. In first-person view, the magazine drum and main body are the most prominent surfaces for the Cold Cell pattern.
Player Rating
Rating: 5.00 / 5
Votes: 1
Sticker Compatibility
The PP-Bizon | Cold Cell's blue pebble pattern pairs well with blue, white, light grey, or black stickers for a cohesive look. For those seeking high contrast, yellow or neon accents can stand out against the blue background. Stickers placed on the main body and visible parts of the magazine drum will be most prominent during gameplay.
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