The AWP | Dragon Lore is the most recognisable weapon skin in Counter-Strike history. First released in the Cobblestone Collection in July 2014, it is a covert-tier finish depicting a mythological dragon breathing fire across the barrel — hand-painted, high-detail, and instantly identifiable in-game and on stream.
Two things drive the price: drop rarity (the Cobblestone Collection is retired, so no new drops enter the market) and tournament history (Souvenir Dragon Lore variants from Majors — especially those with iconic stickers like Titan Katowice 2014 — have sold for six-figure sums). The regular Dragon Lore trades in the $2,000–$15,000 range depending on wear; souvenirs with premium sticker combos have crossed $500,000.
This hub aggregates every Dragon Lore variant currently active in our database — regular AWP finishes, souvenir versions, and StatTrak where available. Prices are cross-market medians (Steam / Skinport / Waxpeer / CS.Trade) refreshed daily at 04:00 UTC.
All variants — live prices
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is an AWP Dragon Lore in 2026?
Regular Field-Tested Dragon Lore trades around $2,500–$4,000; Minimal Wear runs $8,000–$12,000; Factory New examples clear $15,000+. Souvenir variants and StatTrak versions carry significant premiums, and stickered souvenir Dragon Lores from historic Majors have sold at auction for $100,000 to over $500,000.
Why is the AWP Dragon Lore so expensive?
Three overlapping reasons: (1) it drops only from the Cobblestone Collection, which was retired years ago — so total supply is fixed and drains as skins are consumed or lost; (2) it is a covert-tier finish, which is the rarest drop tier; and (3) it has become a cultural icon of Counter-Strike, driving demand well beyond typical collector-tier skins.
What is the difference between regular and Souvenir Dragon Lore?
Souvenir Dragon Lores drop only from Souvenir Cobblestone Packages awarded at Majors, carry tournament stickers pinned to the skin (which cannot be scraped), and are typically 3–20x the price of their regular equivalents. Sticker configurations — the specific pro-player and team stickers pinned to the souvenir — can turn a $10,000 skin into a $200,000+ collectible.
Is Dragon Lore a good investment?
Historically yes — Dragon Lore prices have appreciated over the long term as supply drains. However, it is a high-price-tag illiquid asset: expect wide bid-ask spreads (10–20%), long time-to-sell for higher wears, and price sensitivity to CS2 esports cycles. It is a collectible, not a trade.
Where can I check current Dragon Lore prices?
SkinPulse aggregates prices from Steam Community Market, Skinport, Waxpeer and CS.Trade daily. Click any variant on this page to see its full price history chart and cross-market comparison.
