Sticker | Astralis | Atlanta 2017 is a Paper team sticker from the 2017 ELEAGUE Atlanta set, carrying an official Valve design and a High Grade rarity. It comes from a standalone capsule and shows partial provenance, making clean, unapplied examples the collectible target.
Sticker | Astralis | Atlanta 2017 is a Paper team sticker from the 2017 ELEAGUE Atlanta set, carrying an official Valve design and a High Grade rarity. It comes from a standalone capsule and shows partial provenance, making clean, unapplied examples the collectible target.
Sticker | Astralis | Atlanta 2017 is a Paper team sticker featuring the Astralis org mark, released for the 2017 ELEAGUE Atlanta set and designed by Valve. It is not an autograph or community decal but an official team sticker with a High Grade rarity designation and Valve credited as the designer.
This copy is the Paper finish, the base film for the set and the entry point on the finish ladder. Paper sits below the premium films that follow it in rarity and visual pop; as the base finish it is the default variant most users applied during the tournament cycle.
Labeled by the site as a mid-tier piece, this sticker lives above budget-level commons but below the set's true premium ladders. For collectors that focus on playable team icons with decent market interest, it occupies the practical middle ground rather than a grail case.
The decal belongs to the 2017 ELEAGUE Atlanta release and carries that event provenance on its face. Event provenance informs collector preference because the sticker ties directly to that capsule and the moment the item was issued.
The sticker reproduces the Astralis organisation mark, a straightforward team badge rather than a personal autograph. Team loyalty is what drives steady demand here: collectors building theme loads or fans restoring period weaponry look for these org marks first.
This is a standalone capsule item, so supply primarily came from capsule openings and the after-market of applied versus clean copies. Over time availability on the market is shaped by how many were applied to weapons, how many remained in inventories, and how many circulated as clean stock.
Applied means the sticker has been glued to an in-game weapon; clean or unapplied means it sits unused in inventory. For this Paper team sticker an unapplied copy preserves the original stock surface and therefore carries more interest for collectors who prioritize condition and resale flexibility.
Collectors pick this up for a combination of factors: the Astralis team marque, the Valve design credit, and its High Grade rarity paired with Paper finish. Partial provenance nudges attention toward verified chain-of-custody examples, so a clean, documented copy makes the best candidate for a long hold.
Team badges like this one are used for clean, logo-forward crafts where alignment and symmetry matter more than flash. Paper finishes sit flat and photograph predictably on common weapon canvases, which is why crafters seeking a uniform look favor them for tournament-era recreations and loadout consistency.
When buying, prioritize an unapplied copy and verify the High Grade Paper finish and Valve design attribution. The current market price is displayed in the live price block on this page, which is where you should confirm the going rate before committing.
