Sticker | Bomb Code is a Paper community sticker from Sticker Capsule 2, designed by Valve and released February 27th, 2014. It's a base-film Workshop-style artwork with the in-game rarity listed as High Grade and a market profile that sits in the budget bracket.
Sticker | Bomb Code is a Paper community sticker from Sticker Capsule 2, designed by Valve and released February 27th, 2014. It's a base-film Workshop-style artwork with the in-game rarity listed as High Grade and a market profile that sits in the budget bracket.
Sticker | Bomb Code is a Paper finish community sticker pulled from Sticker Capsule 2, not an autograph or team decal. The designer credit reads Valve and the sticker carries the in-game rarity name High Grade, with the release date shown as February 27th, 2014.
Paper is the base film for this set, sitting below the premium films in the finish ladder. It is the standard canvas most Workshop pieces appear on, with Holo/Foil/Glitter and Gold above it in scarcity and collectable hierarchy.
Market labels put this sticker in the budget bracket, so it trades well below premium or grail-tier pieces from the same capsule. For a collector that means easier access to clean examples and less price pressure when compared to higher-tier finishes.
This is a community artwork rather than an autograph or team mark; the visual centers on the bomb code motif and bears Valve as the designer. As a Workshop-style entry, its appeal is purely artistic and driven by the image rather than player or team provenance.
Sticker Capsule 2 had a fixed print run tied to its release window, so clean stock only thins as copies are opened and applied. That fixed supply is permanent: once the capsule stopped distributing, no new clean prints entered circulation.
An applied copy is glued to a weapon and carries wear from the host skin and play, while an unapplied copy remains in mint condition on sheet stock. Collectors prize unapplied examples because condition is straightforward and preserves placement options for later crafting or resale.
For a holder, this sticker combines a low market entry point with a fixed capsule supply and a straightforward community design; that mix makes it practical for portfolio diversification or for filling a themed loadout. The Paper finish and budget profile mean it can be moved more easily than premium films, but provenance is limited since it is not an autograph.
Paper community stickers like Bomb Code are often used to accent weapon artwork or to create theme builds where subtlety matters more than flash. Their thin profile sits flat on most skins, which keeps compositions neat and predictable during crafts and trade displays.
When buying, prioritize an unapplied (clean) copy on sheet stock and confirm the finish reads Paper and the designer credit is Valve. The current market price and availability are shown in the live price block on this page, which you should consult before committing to a purchase.
