The MAC-10 Fade comes in 1,001 different variations, with pattern seed indexes numbered from 0 to 1000. Each seed pattern carries a unique percentage of the Fade pattern, which varies between 80% at the minimum, to a maximum value of 100%. Furthermore, the ratio of the three fade colors, which are yellow, pink, and purple, also varies with the seed number. Seeds with lower Fade percentages, such as 602, 359, 649, 393, or 701, are close to the market average in terms of price, and can sometimes be found at discounted rates as well. These seed patterns have the highest amount of yellow on the MAC-10s surface, which is least valued by players. At 90% Fade levels, which are obtainable through seed patterns 704, 15, 623, or 609, all three of the Fade colors are in a somewhat equal ratio.




At the maximum Fade percentage found in seed patterns 763, 575, 897, or 636, the highest amount of purple is present on the MAC-10 body. Such patterns are highly sought by the community, with 100% Fades going at around three to five times higher than the average market price.

The MAC-10 is another gun in the Fade family with only two levels of wear, similar to the UMP-45 Fade, Glock Fade, and AWP Fade. These wear levels are Factory New, with its complete range of float values from 0.00 to 0.07, and Minimal Wear, with only a fraction of its float values, from 0.07 to 0.08. The vast majority of dropped MAC-10 Fades are consequently in the Factory New condition. Higher float values on most weapons tend to inflict varying levels of scratches and abrasions on the skin surface, resulting in the paint becoming damaged, and their monetary value being negatively affected as well. However, float values seem to have no effect on the surface of the MAC-10 Fade even at the maximum float value of 0.08, and therefore don’t have much influence on the skin’s value.

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