Sticker | Astralis (Holo) | 2020 RMR is the holo team sticker from the 2020 RMR set, issued by Valve and carried in the 2020 RMR Challengers capsule. A holo film lifts it above the paper offering, and its partial provenance gives collectors a bit of provenance history to work with.
Sticker | Astralis (Holo) | 2020 RMR is the holo team sticker from the 2020 RMR set, issued by Valve and carried in the 2020 RMR Challengers capsule. A holo film lifts it above the paper offering, and its partial provenance gives collectors a bit of provenance history to work with.
This is the Holo team sticker for Astralis from the 2020 RMR set, a Valve-designed team decal issued in the 2020 RMR Challengers capsule. It is not an autograph; it represents the team branding rather than a player signature and sits clearly in the team sticker category for that event.
The finish here is Holo, which sits above the baseline paper film in the finish ladder for the set. Holo is a premium film for collectors who want more visual pop than paper but do not pursue the absolute top-tier finishes reserved for the very rare films.
Labeled in the budget bracket for the page, this sticker trades as an accessible holo rather than a high-end trophy piece. That position makes it easyer to pick up for projects or to add holo coverage to a collection without chasing the top rung of finishes.
This sticker is tied to the 2020 RMR event, and it comes from the 2020 RMR Challengers capsule specifically. Event provenance here identifies where the print originated and anchors the sticker to that capsule allocation.
Because this decal was released through the 2020 RMR Challengers capsule, the print run for clean stock is fixed and no new drops will replenish supply from event packs. Over time, unapplied copies remain the finite pool while applied examples proliferate as people craft them onto weapons.
An applied copy means the decal is already stuck to a weapon and its adhesive and placement affect collector options; an unapplied clean copy retains its full sticker surface and backing, which collectors prefer for grading, trades, or resale. Condition matters most on clean stock because there is nowhere to restore a damaged backing or scuffed foil.
This Astralis holo pulls interest from a few angles: a recognizable team badge, upgrade in finish over paper, and a capsule-origin provenance that is at least partially recorded. Those three elements line up for collectors aiming to hold a stable, visually appealing team piece without chasing elite finish scarcity.
Holo team stickers like this one often get used on mid- to dark-toned weapon skins where the holo sheen reads well under game lighting. Collectors and crafters prize film integrity and centered placement; a clean, uncreased backing lets the holo refract evenly across a weapon face, which is why demand for pristine copies feeds back into desirability.
When buying, prioritize an unapplied copy with intact backing and undamaged holo film, and confirm the finish reads as Holo in photos or inspection. The market price is shown in the live price block on this page, which reflects current bids and asks driven by finish, capsule origin, and supply.


