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Laura Shigihara: Work Hard, Play Hard
Released July 20, 2021
Found in Tacticians Music Kit Box
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The Music Kit | Laura Shigihara: Work Hard, Play Hard is a weapon skin in Counter-Strike 2. The Laura Shigihara: Work Hard, Play Hard finish applies a unique visual style to the Music Kit, making it a sought-after CS2 skin among players and collectors.
The Music Kit | Laura Shigihara: Work Hard, Play Hard belongs to the High Grade tier. Higher-rarity CS2 skins drop less frequently, which directly influences the Music Kit | Laura Shigihara: Work Hard, Play Hard's value on the market.
Like most CS2 skins, the Music Kit | Laura Shigihara: Work Hard, Play Hard comes in multiple wear conditions ranging from Factory New to Battle-Scarred. Each condition corresponds to a float value between 0 and 1 — lower floats mean less visible scratches and a cleaner look. Factory New Laura Shigihara: Work Hard, Play Hard skins typically command the highest prices, while Battle-Scarred versions are more affordable but show more surface wear.
Music Kit | Laura Shigihara: Work Hard, Play Hard prices vary depending on the wear condition, float value, and current player demand. Factory New and low-float versions tend to carry a premium, while higher wear conditions offer a more budget-friendly option. Prices can fluctuate with updates, esports events, and seasonal trends across CS2 marketplaces.
The Music Kit | Laura Shigihara: Work Hard, Play Hard is classified as High Grade, which influences both its drop frequency and market price. Rarer CS2 skins tend to hold more value over time, especially those with desirable finishes.
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