Gentlemanne's Collection

Theme & concept

Gentlemanne’s is the tuxedo of the line-up: gold, lacquer and gambling-parlour glamour. The naming gives it away — Top Shelf, High Roller’s, Coffin Nail and Dressed to Kill. This is a set about looking expensive, and it is one of the largest classic collections on the site at twenty-six weapons.

What is distinctive is that Gentlemanne’s is not twenty-six unrelated paints; it is four strong visual motifs applied across the arsenal. That makes it the best collection on the board for building a fully matched loadout from a single look.

How the set is built

Gentlemanne’s runs the Civilian → Commando ladder but is unusually top-light and base-heavy: three Commando-grade pieces (all "Top Shelf" — Minigun, Wrench, Grenade Launcher), a handful of Mercenary and Freelance entries, and a very large Civilian block dominated by the Coffin Nail and Dressed to Kill families.

Reading the roster, the structure is clear: "Top Shelf" anchors the rare end, "High Roller’s" and "Coffin Nail" bridge the middle, and "Dressed to Kill" plus more "Coffin Nail" fill the common base. If you want a specific weapon in a specific motif, this is the set most likely to have it — but the matching pieces are concentrated at Civilian grade.

Grade distribution

Decorated grades run, rarest to most common: Elite, Assassin, Commando, Mercenary, Freelance, Civilian. Here is how this set's 26 weapons split across the grades it actually contains.

• Commando 3
• Mercenary 4
• Freelance 5
• Civilian 14

The full roster

Every weapon below ships in all five wear tiers (Factory New, Minimal Wear, Field-Tested, Well-Worn, Battle Scarred). Names link to the live catalog page for that item.

What drives value in this set

Grade still leads — the three Top Shelf Commando pieces are the scarce chase — but Gentlemanne’s adds a "complete the look" demand that thinner sets do not have. Players assembling a full Coffin Nail or Dressed to Kill loadout buy several pieces at once, which keeps steady interest in the Civilian base rather than only the top.

Condition and quality matter too, with a Gentlemanne’s twist: the gold-and-black lacquered artwork hides light wear better than a busy, high-contrast pattern would, so the slide from Factory New toward Battle Scarred is gentler here than on the camo or foliage sets — while Strange and unusual copies still command their usual step over plain Decorated.

Want the mechanics in full? See grades & rarity explained and wear levels explained.

How the pieces relate

It is a Civilian → Commando set, structurally alongside Teufort, Craftsmann and Harvest. Its real peer relationship, though, is internal: the four motifs (Top Shelf, High Roller’s, Coffin Nail, Dressed to Kill) are families in their own right, and most cross-shopping happens between weapons that share a motif.

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