Reviewed 22 September 2026
Operation Bravo Case: a collector's container
Fire Serpent is the covert in this early operation case, and Factory New exists only between 0.06 and 0.07.
Bravo: the sealed case is the collectible
Bravo dates from the early operations, so a sealed copy is a collector's item in its own right. This page follows the AK-47 Fire Serpent, whose float spans 0.06 to 0.76. Factory New is a thin slice of that range. Minimal Wear is the wear most buyers can realistically find.
Cracking Bravo cases to chase a Serpent is not the same spend as buying the rifle. The container carries a collector price, and 79.92 percent of openings still end on a Mil-Spec.
Downside: if the rifle is what you want, opening cases is the slow route. Buy the skin instead, because a listing shows the float before you pay.
Opening math: gold sits at 0.26%
Gold is the long shot, at about 0.26% on a standard weapon case. The rest of an opening follows the wear ladder laid out in the odds guide. Our take: a well-known covert can fill the red tier, yet the gold odds stay exactly where they were.