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Stickers are CS2's collectible weapon decals — cosmetic art you paste onto a gun, from pro-team logos and player autographs won at Majors to community-made designs. This hub gathers every CS2 sticker in one place, from cent-cheap paper stickers to the legendary Katowice 2014 holos worth more than a car.

What types of CS2 stickers are there?

Stickers come in several finishes, and the finish is the single biggest driver of price and prestige:

  • Paper – the standard flat finish; by far the most common and the cheapest.
  • Glitter – a sparkling, shimmering surface a step above paper.
  • Holo – a holographic finish that shifts color with the viewing angle; rare and highly prized.
  • Foil – an embossed, metallic-looking finish, usually the premium version of a design.
  • Gold – embossed like foil but in gold; a scarce, tournament-only tier.
  • Lenticular – a newer finish (added in 2022) with a 3D depth effect, so still uncommon.

On top of the finish, stickers split into two families: tournament stickers — team logos and player autographs from Major capsules — and community stickers.

How much do CS2 stickers cost?

Sticker prices span a wider range than almost anything in CS2 — from a few cents for a common paper sticker to five and six figures for the rarest holos. What sets the price is the finish (paper is cheapest, then glitter, foil and holo, with gold at the top), the team or player and the event, how old and discontinued the capsule is, and — once a sticker is applied — how worn it is. The famous grails come from the earliest Majors, when print runs were tiny.

How do CS2 stickers work?

A sticker is applied to a weapon in one of its slots — most guns take up to five — where you can position, rotate and scale it before locking it in. Applying a sticker consumes it: it becomes part of that weapon and can no longer be sold on its own. From there you can scrape it to wear the artwork down step by step, from 0% toward 100%, or scrape it all the way off to remove it, which destroys it. Stickers sit on top of the paint and have no effect on the skin's float — their wear is a separate thing you control. On the market, stickers are sold unapplied and pristine.

What are the most valuable CS2 stickers?

The blue-chip grails are the holos from Katowice 2014 — the iBUYPOWER (Holo), the Titan (Holo) and other team logos from that EMS One event — which trade for tens of thousands of dollars and up. Early foils like the Crown and King on the Field, plus holos from the other 2014–2015 Majors, are the next tier of collector pieces. Because those capsules are long discontinued, clean low-wear copies only get rarer over time; among modern stickers, holo and gold versions of popular teams and players hold their value best.

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