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Skins by Coober

Coober created 2 Rust skins across 2 items, totaling $3.29 on the market.

Skins
2
Items
2
All skins today
$3.29
Cheapest to dearest
$1.30 – $1.99
Skin Item Price 7d 30d 12m All time On sale since 30d trend
Flow Pump ShotgunPump Shotgun$1.30 StoreAsk $1.31Launch $2.49-3.0%-8.5%n/a-48%
Creep Miner HatMiners Hat$1.99 StoreLaunch $1.99+6.4%+1.5%n/a0.0%

Price history

In US dollars, one price a day: the median sale price in the older history, the cheapest listing in the recent part. The dashed line, where there is one, is the highest buy order. A day without a price keeps the last one. Hover or touch the chart to read a day.

Coober on the Steam Workshop

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About Workshop creator Coober and their Rust skin catalogue

Steam Workshop artist Coober is credited on 2 accepted Rust skins across 2 skinnable in-game items. Buying all 2 skins in Coober’s portfolio costs $3.29 on the Steam Community Market today.

Ranked #343 by accepted skin count among 550 credited Rust Workshop creators, Coober has built a 2-skin catalogue across weapons, clothing, armor, tools, and base deployables. The interactive ledger above lets collectors filter Coober’s creations by item slot, compare 7-day, 30-day, 12-month, and all-time price movements, inspect 30-day sparklines, preview wearable gear in the 3D Skin Lab, and add pieces directly to their browser portfolio.

  • Equipment slot coverage: 2 accepted skins across 2 distinct Rust items (Miners Hat, Pump Shotgun).
  • Portfolio valuation & average price: 2 of 2 skins carry active Steam Market prices totaling $3.29 ($1.65 average per priced skin).
  • Price range across creations: starts at $1.30 for the Flow Pump Shotgun and reaches $1.99 for the Creep Miner Hat.
  • Authorship & sets: all 2 accepted finishes are independent solo Workshop submissions without shared multi-artist credits.

How to read this table

RustPotato computes every Coober skin price from the lowest active Steam Community Market listing sampled 3 times per day, keeping the daily median reading so isolated outlier listings never skew the portfolio total. Origin labels beneath each price identify weekly item store releases (Store), early random containers (Crate), or DLC items, while the release column shows the first recorded market day.

How many Rust skins and items has Coober created?

Rust’s Workshop catalogue includes 2 accepted cosmetics authored by Coober across 2 craftable gear slots, placing the artist at #343 out of 550 contributors. Every piece in that 2-skin portfolio was published as an independent solo design, all searchable with live market prices in the table above.

How much are all Rust skins by Coober worth today?

Acquiring one copy of every priced finish (2 total) created by Coober in Rust requires $3.29 at current lowest US dollar asks, working out to an average of $1.65 per piece. Portfolio totals refresh 3 times every UTC day from Steam market data alongside individual listings.

What are the most expensive and cheapest Rust skins created by Coober?

Across Coober’s accepted Rust creations, the lowest-cost entry is Flow Pump Shotgun at $1.30, whereas the highest-valued release is Creep Miner Hat at $1.99. Clicking the Price column header sorts all 2 rows from cheapest ask to highest so you can compare every piece.

Which Rust items has Coober designed the most skins for?

Workshop contributor Coober has dressed 2 different Rust equipment slots across 2 accepted finishes, led by Miners Hat, Pump Shotgun. Clicking any item name in the Item column opens that gear slot’s full wiki sheet and complete skin table with crafting recipes and stats.

How many co-authored Rust skins and collaborators does Coober have?

Every accepted Rust cosmetic credited to Coober (2 finishes across 2 equipment slots) entered the game as an independent solo Steam Workshop submission without co-authors, so the full portfolio credit, item slot coverage, and market valuation belong solely to Coober in the directory.

Which Rust skin collections include designs by Coober?

The 2 accepted Rust skins by Coober across 2 items are standalone Workshop designs rather than pieces of a named multi-item collection of four or more matching finishes in the RustPotato collections directory, though compatible pieces still open in the 3D Skin Lab.

How can I add Coober’s skins to my Rust skin portfolio?

Collectors can click the plus or minus stepper buttons at the right end of any Coober skin row above to log owned quantities directly in browser localStorage, or paste their Steam inventory JSON on the Skin Portfolio page to value their holdings in US dollars automatically.

How are market prices and percentage changes tracked for Coober skins?

For all 2 Coober finishes in Rust, our price engine polls the lowest US dollar ask on Steam 3 times each UTC day and retains the middle reading. That daily series powers the weekly, monthly, yearly, and all-time percentage columns plus each row’s chart and historical curves.