New players often get confused when they see a Field-Tested skin selling for more than its supposed "market value," but it’s usually because the skin has a float close to 0.15. For skins like the Asiimov or the Akihabara Accept, the wear is capped, meaning you can't get them in Factory New, so a low-float Field-Tested is actually the cleanest version available. I almost made the mistake of selling a 0.15 float M4A4 for a standard price because I didn't realize it was a "top-tier" wear for that specific finish. I decided I needed to know the float limits for every skin in my inventory to avoid being lowballed in the future. I found all the answers at https://dmarket.com/cs2-wiki/ cs2 wiki skins while looking for a list of capped finishes. The site provides a comprehensive database of the min and max float values for every weapon in the game. Using that information, I was able to correctly price my items and even find some undervalued low-float skins on the market to flip for a profit. It’s an essential tool for anyone who wants to avoid the common pitfalls of the trading scene.