Operation Phoenix Weapon Case
A weapon case released 2014-2-19: 13 community finishes plus a rare special slot with 65 knives across 5 models. It has left the active drop pool and now drops only rarely, so supply is shrinking.
Item facts
What's inside & drop odds
78 items78 items: 13 community finishes plus 65 knives in the rare special slot. Odds are per opening, shared across the items in each tier.
Tile price: the current floor at the cheapest market; the second line is the range across wears. Each tile opens the item page with every wear and market.
Is it worth opening: the math
| Tier | Odds | Avg item value | Adds to EV |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rare Special (knife / gloves)avg over 60 of 65 priced | 0.26% | $355.68 | $0.925 |
| Covert | 0.64% | $93.70 | $0.600 |
| Classified | 3.20% | $27.98 | $0.895 |
| Restricted | 15.98% | $4.32 | $0.690 |
| Mil-Spec | 79.92% | $0.869 | $0.694 |
Verdict: opening is entertainment, not value.You get back 60% of the opening cost on average, and the rare slot takes ≈ 385 openings to hit. If you want a specific skin, buying it outright is almost always cheaper.
EV = Valve's published tier odds × wear-weighted median asks across markets, 90/10 StatTrak blend, Doppler averaged across phases · How the math works → · How we price →
Operation Phoenix Weapon Case prices across 24 markets
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Lowest ask · 21 snapshots since Jun 17, 2026 · dashed = a gap over a week
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How the Operation Phoenix Weapon Case drops and opens
The weekly drop for Operation Phoenix Weapon Case, first sold 2014-2-19, ended when it moved to the rare pool; fresh copies are now scarce and the market recycles existing stock — currently from $3.45 across 25 marketplaces. Scarcity has historically pushed retired cases upward over time — the drop-pool registry records when each rotation happened. Drop-pool registry →
Opening requires a $2.49 key from the in-game store: since 2019 keys cannot be traded or resold, so there is no cheaper key, and the case itself is usually cheaper on a marketplace than waiting for a drop. Expected value per opening is $3.80 against a $6.30 cost — on average 60% comes back, before selling fees. If you are after one specific skin, buying it outright wins, and every tile above links to its own price comparison.
From this page's data: 78 items priced live, the 27-day median case price moved -2.7%, Steam volume holds near 2 cases sold per day. All prices recompute with every data snapshot.
Operation Phoenix Weapon Case questions
What is inside the Operation Phoenix Weapon Case?
13 community finishes from Mil-Spec to Covert, topped by AWP (Asiimov) and AUG (Chameleon), plus a rare special slot: 65 knife variants across 5 models. The full priced list is above on this page.
What are the knife odds?
0.26% per opening, about 1 per 385 openings on average. At $6.30 per opening the average path to the rare slot costs roughly $2,425.50.
How much is the key?
$2.49 in the in-game store. Keys cannot be bought on the market or traded: the price is the same for everyone.
Is the Operation Phoenix Weapon Case worth opening?
The numbers say no: $3.80 expected return against $6.30 spent per opening (60%). If the goal is a skin rather than the thrill, direct purchase is cheaper.
Will the Operation Phoenix Weapon Case be discontinued?
It already rotated out of the active pool (rare pool as of our Apr 12, 2026 registry snapshot). It still drops rarely — cases never leave the game entirely. Drop-pool registry →
How do I get one without opening it?
Buying it is the practical route — from $3.45 across the markets in the table above. It no longer drops weekly.
Is opening cases legal in my country?
Loot-box rules differ by country: Belgium treats paid loot boxes as gambling and Valve disabled case opening there, while several other countries require odds disclosure or age gates. If opening is restricted where you live, buying items directly stays available. Responsible trading guide →