Float values can absolutely impact price, especially on premium skins or collectibles. The lower the float, the closer it is to flawless condition—this is huge for skins like the AK Redline or any knife. A full float breakdown can be found here, with tips on how to check float and where it matters most. I once sold a .0004 float USP-S for nearly twice what the average FN version was going for. Collectors often pay a premium for “clean” digits, especially under 0.01. That said, for everyday skins, slight float differences don’t mean much—unless you’re going for resale value later on.