Sticker | Bombsquad (Foil) is a Foil community artwork from the Enfu Sticker Capsule, designed by Enfu and released April 28th, 2015. Its Foil finish and Exotic rarity place it above basic paper offerings and make it a clear pick for collectors focused on set-grade premiums.
Sticker | Bombsquad (Foil) is a Foil community artwork from the Enfu Sticker Capsule, designed by Enfu and released April 28th, 2015. Its Foil finish and Exotic rarity place it above basic paper offerings and make it a clear pick for collectors focused on set-grade premiums.
This is a Foil community sticker rather than an autograph or team decal, pulled from the Enfu Sticker Capsule and credited to designer Enfu. The sticker appears under the name Sticker | Bombsquad (Foil) and carries the Exotic rarity assigned at release on April 28th, 2015.
The Foil finish sits above paper in the set's finish ladder and is treated as a premium film compared with base papers. In the context of Workshop and capsule releases, Foil occupies the middle-to-high tier of finishes, offering visible light play and a cleaner, more collectible stock than the paper variant.
This sticker is classified in the budget price bracket despite its premium Foil film and Exotic rarity, which tells you it is accessible relative to higher-tier grails but still carries collectible appeal. For a collector that sorts by price bands, Bombsquad (Foil) is an economical way into Exotic finishes from a named Workshop capsule.
Bombsquad is an artwork sticker rather than a player autograph or team sticker, and its motif reflects the artist's concept rather than competitive branding. Enfu's name is on the piece, so the design reads as a Workshop creation aimed squarely at the community collector rather than a rostered signature.
The Enfu Sticker Capsule was a discrete drop tied to its release window, so the print run is fixed and no new clean stock is produced after the capsule ceases distribution. That fixed supply is a permanent property of stickers from discrete capsules: the set does not remint, and clean copies only become scarcer as applied examples move into circulation.
Applied copies carry the context of having been placed on a weapon and will always trade differently from clean, unapplied stock; condition and whether a sticker is still on its original backing matter to buyers. An unapplied Bombsquad (Foil) keeps that original clean surface and therefore commands attention from collectors who prioritize pristine stock for their sets or for future crafts.
Collectors look at the Foil film, the Exotic rarity, and the capsule origin together; those three traits make this sticker a straightforward long-term hold for someone building Workshop-derived sets. With the capsule fixed and the finish above paper, the sticker fits a strategy focused on durable attributes rather than short-term hype.
Foil films like this one sit well visually on mid-to-dark weapon finishes where the light play can read against the metal without overwhelming the skin. Community designs are often chosen for thematic crafts and display pieces, and a Foil Bombsquad will pull attention on a crafted loadout because the film preserves edge detail while adding reflective depth.
Enfu is the credited designer, giving the sticker a clear Workshop pedigree rather than a team or athlete provenance. That authorship is what collectors pay attention to for community pieces: the artist identity defines the aesthetic intent and often the collector circles that form around the sticker.
