CS2 Souvenir Packages

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How to get Souvenir Packages?

From 2019 onwards souvenir packages are available to players who have purchased a viewer pass. The viewer pass entitles the player to redeem three souvenir packages upon ranking up the Major Coin from bronze through to diamond.

Throughout the duration of the major souvenir tokens can be earned by upgrading your coin by completing various challenges. Souvenir tokens can then be used to redeem souvenir packages.

Additional souvenir tokens can also be purchased for the duration of the major, allowing you to redeem an infinite number of souvenir packages.

At least one major included challenges unrelated to the major itself such as winning 10 competitive rounds on each Active Duty map.

Pick'Em Challenges

To upgrade a CS2 major coin requires the completion of a set number of challenges. The bronze coin is automatically awarded upon activation of the viewer pass and does not award any souvenir tokens (except for the viewer pass with 3 souvenir tokens).

Each challenge is worth one point. Three points are required for silver, six points for gold and all nine points for diamond. Failing one challenge will lose the chance to unlock a diamond coin, but does not hinder progress towards silver or gold coins.

All players with an activated viewer pass can achieve a silver coin just by placing their Pick'Em predictions alone, even if they get all their predictions incorrect.

The challenges can vary at each major, but typically the challenges are as follows:

Pick'Em Challenge	Stage
Activate your coin before the tournament is over	Opening Stage
Place all ten Pick'Em predictions for the Opening Stage before it begins	Opening Stage
Get five correct Pick'Em predictions for the Opening Stage	Opening Stage
Place all ten Pick'Em predictions for the Elimination Stage before it begins	Elimination Stage
Get five correct Pick'Em predictions for the Elimination Stage	Elimination Stage
Place all seven Pick'Em predictions for the Playoffs before it begins	Playoffs
Place two correct Pick'Em predictions for the Quarterfinals	Playoffs - Quarterfinals
Place one correct Pick'Em prediction for the Semifinals	Playoffs - Semifinals
Make a correct Pick'Em prediction for the Grand Final	Playoffs - Grand Final

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PGL Copenhagen Major 2024

The PGL Copenhagen Major 2024 is the first ever CS2 major. The Active Duty map pool continues to remain unchanged from the BLAST.tv Paris Major 2023.

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BLAST.tv Paris Major 2023

The BLAST.tv Paris Major 2023 is a CS:GO major hosted in France and the final CS:GO major before the release of CS2. It took place in Paris from 08 May 2023 - 21 May 2023. It was the first major to feature the map Anubis in the Active Duty map pool.

Souvenir tokens for the Paris major became unusable after 30 June 2023, giving these souvenir packages an available lifespan of less than two months.

+ Anubis

- Dust II

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Intel Extreme Masters Rio Major 2022

The IEM Rio Major 2022 was the first CS:GO major to be hosted in Brazil. It took place in Rio de Janeiro from 31 October 2022 - 13 November 2022. It featured the same active duty map pool and souvenir packages as the PGL Antwerp Major 2022.

The Rio Major was originally planned to take place in 2020 from 09 November - 22 November. However, it was cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

This was the first major to feature an increased prize pool of $1,250,000; an increase of $250,000.

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PGL Antwerp Major 2022

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PGL Stockholm Major 2021

The PGL Stockholm 2021 CS:GO Major was the first to introduce the demolition map Ancient to the Active Duty map pool.

This major replaced the existing Dust II, Mirage and Vertigo collections with the updated 2021 collections introduced earlier in the year as part of the Operation Riptide update.

The souvenir packages feature no autograph signatures on the container itself for the first time since Cologne 2015.

+ Ancient

- Train

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StarLadder Berlin Major 2019

The Berlin 2019 CS:GO Major was the first to introduce the demolition map Vertigo to the Active Duty map pool. As a result a new Vertigo souvenir package was made available for the duration of the major.

The Berlin 2019 Inferno souvenir package is usually the most expensive whilst the the Berlin 2019 Dust II souvenir package is usually the least expensive.

+ Vertigo

- Cache

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Intel Extreme Masters XIII - Katowice Major 2019

The Intel Extreme Masters XIII - Katowice Major 2019 was the fourteenth official CS:GO major.

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FACEIT Major: London 2018

The FACEIT Major: London 2018 major was the thirteenth official CS:GO major. This was the first major to be hosted by FACEIT and the first to be hosted in England.

The previous Nuke and Inferno collections were replaced with the two new collections 2018 Nuke and 2018 Inferno. These new collections feature new skins that reflect and take inspiration from their map counterpart.

+ Dust II

- Cobblestone

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ELEAGUE Major: Boston 2018

The ELEAGUE Major: Boston 2018 major was the twelfth official CS:GO major.

The Boston 2018 major marked the final use of the demolition map Cobblestone in the Active Duty map pool. As a result the Boston 2018 Cobblestone souvenir package is the last package produced for the Cobblestone collection.

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PGL Major Kraków 2017

PGL Major Kraków 2017 was the eleventh official CS:GO major.

+ Inferno

- Dust II

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ELEAGUE Major: Atlanta 2017

ELEAGUE Major: Atlanta 2017 was the tenth official CS:GO major. This was the first major to be hosted by ELEAGUE.

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ESL One: Cologne 2016

The ESL One: Cologne 2016 major was the ninth official CS:GO major.

+ Nuke

- Inferno

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MLG Major Championship: Columbus 2016

MLG Major Championship: Columbus 2016 was the eigth official CS:GO major. This was the first and only major to be hosted by Major League Gaming (MLG) and the first to be hosted in the United States.

The MLG Major was the only time where a total of eight souvenir packages were produced for Dust II, Mirage, Inferno, Cobblestone, Overpass, Cache, Train and Nuke. The souvenir packages appear for the first time in dark red boxes.

The MLG Columbus 2016 Nuke souvenir package was not part of the Active Duty map pool and was only dropped during the All-Stars showmatch to randomly selected viewers of the major on Twitch or the CS:GO game client. As a result, the Nuke package is significantly more rare than its counterparts for this major.

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DreamHack Open Cluj⁠-⁠Napoca 2015

The DreamHack Open Cluj⁠-⁠Napoca 2015 major was the seventh official CS:GO major. This major featured the same souvenir packages as ESL One: Cologne 2015.

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ESL One: Cologne 2015

The ESL One: Cologne 2015 major was the sixth official CS:GO major and was the first to introduce player autograph stickers on the souvenir skins.

The redesigned demolition map Train replaced Nuke in the Active Duty pool. As a result, the Train souvenir package made its first appearance.

+ Train

- Nuke

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ESL One: Katowice 2015

The ESL One: Katowice 2015 major was the fifth official CS:GO major. This major featured the same souvenir packages as DreamHack Winter 2014.

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DreamHack Winter 2014

The DreamHack Winter 2014 major was the fourth official CS:GO major. This major featured the same souvenir packages as ESL One: Cologne 2014.

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ESL One: Cologne 2014

The ESL One: Cologne 2014 major was the third official CS:GO major. This was the first major to introduce individual souvenir packages for each map in the Active Duty map pool.

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ESL Major Series One Katowice 2014

The ESL Major Series One Katowice 2014 major was the second official CS:GO major and introduced a new souvenir package similar to the DreamHack Winter 2013 souvenir package. The souvenir package contains a variety of collections.

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DreamHack Winter 2013

The DreamHack Winter 2013 major was the first official CS:GO major and introduced the first souvenir package. The souvenir package contains a variety of collections.