MM2 Vintage values

The game's oldest knives, retired years ago.

Vintage is the label for weapons from MM2's earliest days that were later retired: Ghost, Laser, Prince, Cowboy and a handful more. They were ordinary weapons at the time, plenty survived, and so the values stayed small. Every vintage on the list is under 10 right now.

Being old is not the same as being rare. These were common when they were around, and enough of them are still in inventories that the prices never took off.

Retired means you cannot get one any more. It does not mean many were destroyed. Most of them are still sitting in accounts from 2016.

People expect vintage to mean expensive because that is what it means everywhere else. In MM2 it mostly means old.

These are the weapons the game started with. That makes them interesting. It does not make them valuable.

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Vintage items
10
With a value
10
Top value
6
Median value

Top MM2 vintage values and Supreme vintage values

Every card carries the MM2 value and the Supreme Values figure, with the gap between them.

MM2 vintage values by tier

The 10 priced vintage items span 3 to 10, a spread of roughly 3.3× from the cheapest to the most valuable, with the median sitting at 6. Tier 5 is the top bracket and Tier 1 the entry level.

TierItemsValue rangeTop item
TIER 3110Ghost
TIER 275 – 8America
TIER 123 – 4Cowboy

Most wanted vintage items right now

Demand is how badly traders want an item, scored out of 10. These are the vintages easiest to trade away at full value; Ghost leads at 1.5/10.

How vintage trading works in MM2

Vintage trades are slow and collector driven. If you want one, ask around in the trade feed rather than waiting for an offer. If you have one, do not expect a queue. They are neat to own and not much use as currency.

Sell these to people who want them specifically. Anyone building a normal trade will just see a low number.

Do not hold a vintage expecting it to climb. It has had years to do that already.

The right buyer for a vintage cares about the year, not the value. Lead with that when you post it.

For a fast check, open the MM2 trade calculator. It adds the value of every item on both sides and shows whether the trade is fair. To find someone who actually wants your vintage, post in the trade feed. There is a longer write-up in MM2 trading glossary.

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MM2 Vintage values: FAQ

What is the highest MM2 vintage value right now?

The top MM2 vintage value is Ghost at 10. Vintage values follow the community trade feed, so the leader can change from week to week.

How often do MM2 vintage values update?

We sync this list with the community trade feed several times a day. If a vintage gets repriced, the change shows up here the same day, not at the end of the month.

Where can I check if a vintage trade is fair?

Open the free MM2 trade calculator, add the items on each side, and you get the exact value gap. It works for any mix of vintages, godlies, ancients, chromas and pets.

What are the supreme vintage values in MM2?

The word covers two things. Supreme Values is the second community price list, and every card above carries its figure next to the MM2 one so you can compare them; the switch at the top of the grid decides which leads. "Supreme" is also older slang for the very top of a tier, and for vintages that is Ghost at 10, followed by America at 8. This page is ranked by value, so those are always the first cards you see.

Do MM2 Values and Supreme Values agree on vintage prices?

Not always, and this page shows you where they part company. Each card carries both numbers and the percentage between them, so a vintage the two lists disagree about is obvious before you trade it rather than during the argument. Wide gaps almost always sit on items that hardly change hands.

How many vintage items are there in MM2?

This list tracks 10 vintage items. It updates automatically as items are added or removed from the community feed.

Is a vintage worth more than a godly in MM2?

It depends entirely on the individual items rather than the tier. Vintage values on this page span from 3 up to 10, which overlaps several other tiers. Compare the two specific items in the trade calculator rather than assuming one tier beats another.

What does stability mean for an MM2 vintage?

Stability is how steady the price has been. Stable and Doing well are safe to trade at listed value. Peaking and Overpaid for are short-term highs, good to trade out of. Recovering and Underpaid for can be smart pickups if you can hold for a while.