MP9 Wild Lily
About MP9 Wild Lily
The MP9 Wild Lily features a hand-painted blue lily motif laid over a deep purple base, with floral details extending across the receiver, grip, and magazine. Among MP9 skins in CS2, it stands out for combining vivid botanical artwork with the compact, angular shape of the weapon rather than using a geometric or tactical finish.
Release & Source
The MP9 Wild Lily can be found in the The St. Marc Collection.
Float Range & Wear
The MP9 Wild Lily is available in all conditions, from Factory New to Battle-Scarred. The higher the float value, the more scratches and wear will be visible on the skin.
The MP9 Wild Lily is a Classified-tier skin with an estimated drop chance of ~3.2%, making it one of the rarest MP9 skins in CS2.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Stickers that match the purple-and-blue floral palette work best, especially Koi (Holo), Blue Gem (Glitter), Miami Flow (Holo), and Lotus (Foil). For a cleaner craft, use 3x Koi (Holo) or 4x Miami Flow (Holo). If you want more contrast, pair Lotus (Foil) with one blue sticker like Blue Gem (Glitter) to pull out the lily details.
MP9 Wild Lily is expensive because it comes from The St. Marc Collection, which is a collection drop rather than a case skin, so supply is much lower. It is also one of the few MP9 finishes with a distinctly purple floral design, which gives it broader appeal than many SMG skins. The lack of StatTrak means all demand is concentrated into the standard versions, especially cleaner examples.
MP9 Wild Lily is usually viewed as a stronger long-term collector skin than a typical case-released MP9 because St. Marc Collection skins enter the market more slowly. Its value is tied to collection scarcity and collector demand rather than to gameplay popularity alone. Like any CS2 skin, prices can still move with updates, market sentiment, and shifts in interest toward high-tier collection items.
Yes, MP9 Wild Lily can be obtained through trade-up contracts using ten Restricted skins from The St. Marc Collection. Because St. Marc inputs are expensive and the collection includes other higher-tier outcomes, trade-ups are usually done by experienced users calculating odds and float control carefully. In practice, most buyers purchase the skin directly instead of targeting it through trade-ups.
