CZ75-Auto | Chalice (Factory New)

The CZ75-Auto | Chalice is a CS2 weapon skin based on the CS:GO (legacy) CZ75-Auto model, finished with the distinctive “Chalice” pattern. While exact release timing can vary depending on when it appeared in official item rosters, it’s known primarily as part of the competitive-era souvenir ecosystem—especially those tied to Cobblestone-themed releases.

As a Restricted rarity item, the CZ75-Auto | Chalice sits in the mid-tier tier range: more common than higher-rarity drops, but still valued for its look and souvenir association. Exact drop odds aren’t officially published in a way that can be reliably generalized per skin, so players typically treat it as a “special pull” rather than a guaranteed find, particularly when looking specifically for the souvenir versions.

This skin is available in Factory New (0.00–0.01) and Minimal Wear (0.01–0.10) within the stated float range of 0 to 0.1. It does not offer StatTrak support (StatTrak: No), meaning there’s no kill-counter feature on this particular design. Additionally, Souvenir versions are available, making this skin appealing to collectors who focus on event-specific drops.

Visually, the “Chalice” finish is designed to stand out through its pattern placement and ornate theming, giving the CZ75-Auto a more ceremonial, decorative appearance than plain or minimal skins. The pattern (Paint index 325) contributes to how the design presents on the frame and slide, which is part of why players often compare outcomes across wears.

To obtain the CZ75-Auto | Chalice, check both its themed collection and its event container history. It’s listed in the The Cobblestone Collection and has appeared in multiple souvenir packages, including: ESL One Cologne 2014, DreamHack 2014, ESL One Katowice 2015, ESL One Cologne 2015, DreamHack Cluj-Napoca 2015, MLG Columbus 2016, Cologne 2016, Atlanta 2017, Krakow 2017, and Boston 2018 Cobblestone souvenir packages.

In the community, the CZ75-Auto | Chalice is often appreciated for balancing everyday usability with collectible value. Restricted-status skins are popular for loadouts, while the souvenir connection adds an extra layer of interest for buyers who want a cleaner story behind their inventory—especially when aiming for factory-fresh or minimal-wear displays.