Skull Bunny sticker: price of every version
CS2 sticker from the Jackass Sticker Capsule. It comes in 2 versions – Paper and Glitter – and each one is a separate item with its own price.
Skull Bunny sticker price
| Version | Marketplaces | Steam Market |
|---|---|---|
| PaperHigh Grade | $0.24 | $0.21 |
| GlitterRemarkable | $0.67 | $0.86 |
Marketplaces = cheapest listing on Waxpeer, Market.CSGO and Tradeit.gg (cash prices); the Where to buy table compares more marketplaces. Steam Market is the Steam Wallet price, which can be higher or lower than cash prices.
Stickers, skins and trade ups
Stickers are applied to a weapon skin and can be scraped to look more worn; scraping all the way removes them. A trade up contract only takes weapon skins, never stickers, and any sticker on an input skin is lost with that skin – take expensive skins with stickers out of a contract before you sign it. To see which stickers a skin carries and how worn they are, paste its inspect link into the float checker.
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Skull Bunny sticker FAQ
How much is the Skull Bunny sticker?
The price table shows the cheapest listing for every version (Paper and Glitter) and the Steam Market price, refreshed through the day. The Where to buy table lists the price on each marketplace.
Which Skull Bunny sticker version is the rarest?
Rarity goes Paper (High Grade), Glitter (Remarkable). Rarer versions drop less often from capsules and usually cost more, but the price table is the one to trust – demand sometimes beats rarity.
Where does the Skull Bunny sticker drop from?
From the Jackass Sticker Capsule. Opening a capsule gives one random sticker from its list, so buying the exact sticker on the market is almost always cheaper than opening capsules for it.
Can stickers be used in a trade up contract?
No. Trade up contracts take 10 weapon skins of one rarity (or 5 Covert skins for a knife or gloves). Stickers cannot be inputs, and a sticker applied to an input skin is lost with it.