Sticker | Bomb Planted (Holo) is a community artwork sticker in a Holo finish designed by Yan and released as a standalone drop. It's the holo variant of a Workshop piece, sitting above the base paper look and traded mainly in thin-market channels.
Sticker | Bomb Planted (Holo) is a community artwork sticker in a Holo finish designed by Yan and released as a standalone drop. It's the holo variant of a Workshop piece, sitting above the base paper look and traded mainly in thin-market channels.
Sticker | Bomb Planted (Holo) is a community artwork sticker in a Holo film, not an autograph or team mark, released as a standalone item. It represents Yan's Workshop entry and targets collectors who prefer artwork pieces over player or club signatures. The listing reflects the holo presentation of that design rather than any player provenance.
Holo sits above the base paper tier in the usual finish ladder: paper is the baseline, holo is the premium mid-step, and foil/glitter or gold occupy higher rungs above it. For this standalone design the Holo film gives the artwork a reflective sheen and positional advantage in the finish hierarchy without changing the underlying design.
Collectors chase the Holo here because it elevates the visual depth of Yan's artwork compared with the paper variant, making colours pop and details read better on-skin. The finish_rank labels it as a premium option within the set, so demand comes from people who prefer a more vivid presentation rather than the plain stock.
This is a Workshop-style community sticker carrying original artwork rather than a signature; Yan is credited as the designer and his aesthetic defines the piece. As a community sticker it lives in the creative lane collectors follow for art-driven crafts and display, not competitive provenance.
Being a standalone drop, supply is determined by the original release and any surviving clean copies that collectors hold or trade. The thin_market profile means movement is quieter than flagship capsules, so everyday availability is shaped by small trades and incremental listings rather than heavy turnover.
Apply a sticker to a weapon and its visible layer becomes part of the skin; scrapes thin that applied layer and removing a sticker destroys it. Every craft or application consumes a copy from clean stock, so the pool of unapplied stickers can only decline as people use them.
Marked as Remarkable, this sits in the mid-range of sticker rarity grades and carries the expectations tied to that tier. It's not at the top-of-the-ladder rarity, but it benefits from greater scarcity than common or consumer-level scraps, which underpins collector interest for the holo film.
The Holo finish works well on darker weapon canvases where the reflective film catches angles and brings out contrast in Yan's design; that visual payoff is why some buyers prefer holographic crafts. Because each craft destroys a copy, demand for applied holo examples feeds back into the desirability of clean holo stock for those chasing a particular look.
When buying, prioritize an unapplied, un-scraped holo example and verify the finish matches the Holo listing; applied or scraped items have different value profiles. The live price block on this page shows current market levels, which is where you should check for the sticker's asking figures and recent activity.
