Anubis Collection Package

The headline items are the M4A4 Eye of Horus and the FAMAS Waters of Nephthys, which are the two most valuable finishes tied to the Anubis Collection. Other notable drops include the P250 Apep's Curse and AK-47 Steel Delta, depending on whether you care more about rarity or playability. Since this is a collection package, value is concentrated heavily in a small number of top-tier skins.

The Anubis Collection Package is a CS2 container tied to the Anubis Collection, a map-themed set of weapon finishes inspired by Egyptian motifs and desert tones. Unlike a standard weapon case, it contains items from that specific collection rather than a mixed pool of skins and does not have the usual knife-glove style chase items attached to it.

The Anubis Collection Package is generally treated by players as a limited-time store package rather than a permanently available drop. Its availability depends on Valve's active sale rotation, so it can leave the in-game store even though existing packages continue to be traded on the market. In practice, that means supply can become more fixed once direct sales stop.

No, the Anubis Collection Package does not use a separate key in the way older CS cases do. It was sold as a package that could be redeemed directly for an item from the Anubis Collection. That distinction matters because package-type items and case-type items follow different opening mechanics in CS2.

The Anubis Collection itself is not removed from CS2 in the sense that its skins still exist and can still be bought, sold, and traded. What changes over time is usually the in-game availability of the package or store offer, not the existence of the collection's items. Players can still obtain Anubis Collection skins through the Steam Market and third-party marketplaces after store availability ends.