CSGO cases vary significantly in price, typically ranging from $0.03 to over $30 on the Steam Community Market. The most common cases like Prisma 2 and Danger Zone usually cost between $0.03 and $0.10, while rare discontinued cases like Bravo or eSports 2013 can fetch $20 to $30.

I've found that case prices are primarily determined by three main factors:

• Current availability (whether the case still drops in-game)
• Age of the case
• Desirability of contained skins

The most expensive CSGO cases as of 2024 are:

• CS:GO Weapon Case 1 ($25-30)
• Operation Bravo Case ($20-25)
• eSports 2013 Case ($15-20)
• Winter Offensive Case ($12-15)
• Operation Phoenix Case ($8-10)

It's important to note that prices fluctuate daily based on market demand and supply. Active cases (those currently dropping in-game) rarely exceed $0.50, while discontinued cases tend to appreciate over time as their supply diminishes.

For the best deals, I recommend checking third-party marketplaces where cases can be up to 30% cheaper than Steam Market prices. However, always use reputable sites to avoid scams.

Remember that case prices are separate from key costs, which are fixed at $2.50 when purchased in-game. The total investment to open a case would be the case price plus the key price.

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