How do I see my own copies of a skin and what they were worth when I got them?

Before you start

• An inventory snapshot: What is a snapshot, and why does my inventory say “Estimated”?
• A Supporter plan: How do I become a Supporter?
• A LootSpectrum account: How do I create an account, and can I sign in with Steam?
• Your history synced at least once: How do I run my first full sync?

Step by step

1. Sign in and open the page of a skin you hold. In the Details list, the first row reads “You own” with a count on the right, for example “2 · see copies”.
2. Click “see copies” to open the row. Each copy shows its wear and its float, for example “Factory New float 0,0123”.
3. With Supporter, the line under each copy says how it arrived and its market price then, for example “Unboxed in Jul 2026 for 212,00 €”. On the right are the price now and the change since, in green for a gain and red for a loss.
4. Without Supporter, that line reads “Acquired · Supporter figure”, the price shows “—”, and a note says “When each copy arrived and what it was worth then are Supporter figures.” The copies and floats stay visible.
5. Click a copy, or “See activity” under the list, to open Activity filtered to this item.

Good to know

• The row reads your latest snapshot only. Without a snapshot, or if you hold no copy of the item, the row is absent and nothing explains why. Take a snapshot first (see the snapshot topic).
• The row appears only when you are signed in; item pages are public, but your copies are not.
• The price after “for” is the item's market price around the day the copy arrived, on your price source. It is not what you paid.
• Matching a copy to its event is best effort, so the arrival line can be wrong for copies that were traded around. Only the arrival line needs synced events; with none, a Supporter sees “Acquisition unknown”.
• The verb depends on the event: Unboxed, Dropped, Traded up, Traded or Purchased, and for some events Redeemed or Earned.
• “You own” reads your latest snapshot only. A collection page or a loadout can also fall back to your synced history, so the three can show different counts.
• These amounts follow your display currency, while the rest of the item page stays in euros.
• Under the list the footer names the snapshot's date, for example “From your snapshot · Oct 8”.