The price of stickers in CS2 is primarily influenced by their rarity, which is why stickers featuring team logos from the earliest Majors have remained at the top of the list of most expensive stickers for years. Since new copies can no longer be obtained, the market supply is permanently limited. Additional factors that may affect the price include the sticker’s appearance and the reputation of the team it represents.
All the most valuable stickers in this category were released in honor of Katowice 2014 — one of the earliest major CS:GO tournaments. Organized by ESL, this event began a long-standing tradition of Majors in the Polish city of Katowice, which became one of the scene’s key events. At the time, CS:GO was still in its early stages, and few people thought of stickers as investments, so capsules weren’t purchased in large numbers. As a result, sticker prices rose for several reasons:
They are tied to the second major event in CS:GO history, giving them historical value.
The stickers have a unique visual style, especially in Holo and Foil versions.
They feature logos of legendary teams, many of which no longer exist.
There are very few capsules left, and no new ones are being released.
In 2025, the top-priced stickers are:
iBUYPOWER (Holo) Katowice 2014 — up to $150,000
iBUYPOWER was a North American team that competed successfully in 2013–2014. However, they’re most remembered for the match-fixing scandal in 2015, which led to lifetime Valve bans for the players involved. Ironically, this controversy may have driven sticker prices even higher. The non-Holo version is significantly cheaper — around $3,000.
Titan (Holo) Katowice 2014 — around $78,000
The bright blue logo belongs to a French team that was among Europe’s best in 2013–2014, although they never fully realized their potential at Majors. The Holo version is especially vibrant compared to the regular one, contributing to its high price.
Vox Eminor (Holo) Katowice 2014 — up to $70,000
This sticker features the logo of an Australian team that was one of the first to represent the country on the international CS2 stage. Though the org was short-lived, the bright design remains highly prized among collectors.
Reason Gaming (Holo) Katowice 2014 — around $38,000
The bright orange logo belongs to the UK-based esports organization Reason Gaming. Although they never achieved major victories, many successful players got their start here, which adds to the sticker’s appeal.
Team Dignitas (Holo) Katowice 2014 — up to $40,000
Team Dignitas is a Danish esports organization that has competed in multiple titles since 2003. Their CS2 roster included players who would later become the core of Astralis, making this logo valuable both for its design and historical significance.
Team LDLC.com (Holo) Katowice 2014 — up to $30,000
Team LDLC played a similar role for the French CS scene as Vox Eminor did for Australia — laying the foundation for future development and forming the roots of strong new teams.
It’s important to remember that prices for each sticker can fluctuate widely. For many of these Katowice 2014 types, only a few remain available on the market, and trades happen rarely — so even a single sale can impact the estimated value.
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