Sticker | Bosh (Holo) is a Holo community sticker from the Sticker Capsule 2 lineup, drawn by Valve. Its Holo film places it above the paper base, and the mid price tier reflects steady collector interest for this designer piece.
Sticker | Bosh (Holo) is a Holo community sticker from the Sticker Capsule 2 lineup, drawn by Valve. Its Holo film places it above the paper base, and the mid price tier reflects steady collector interest for this designer piece.
Sticker | Bosh (Holo) is a Holo community sticker from Sticker Capsule 2 rather than an autograph or team decal. It carries Valve's Workshop credit and was released as part of the Sticker Capsule 2 offering, making it a straightforward community artwork entry rather than a signed item.
This is a Holo finish, which sits above the paper base in the familiar finish ladder used across sets. Holo is a premium film compared with paper, and it is below the top-tier specialty finishes used elsewhere in the ecosystem.
Collectors prefer the Holo film for the optical pop it gives Valve's artwork; it brings out detail and color depth compared with the paper version. Because this sticker is a premium-film variant of a Workshop design, that visual upgrade is the main reason people target it over the base print.
The sticker sits in the mid value bracket for its set, so it is neither a budget filler nor a headline grail. That positioning makes it accessible to collectors who want a premium finish without stepping into the highest value tier.
This is a community artwork sticker produced by Valve, not an autograph or team mark, so its appeal is driven by the design itself. The Valve credit frames it as an official Workshop release rather than a player-signed piece.
It was released in Sticker Capsule 2, so it shares origin with the rest of that capsule's lineup and follows the same release mechanics. Being a capsule drop places it with siblings that were grouped for that specific capsule release.
Applied stickers age with the weapon: scraping thins the film and removing a sticker destroys the applied copy. Every craft consumes a copy of the sticker, so clean, unused stock is the only supply that can shrink further over time.
The sticker carries a Remarkable rarity grade, which puts it in the middling band of sticker grades rather than the very lowest or the extreme top. That grade underpins how it is viewed by collectors and where it sits in sticker assortments.
Collectors place Holo community stickers on showcase surfaces where the film's sheen reads best, often pairing them with finishes that let the Holo reflect cleanly. Because Holo brings visual contrast, it can raise demand for certain crafts compared with paper variants, especially when the artwork complements the weapon skin.
Released as part of Sticker Capsule 2 on February 27th, 2014, this piece falls in the era when Workshop designs were being regularly added to capsules. That placement gives it the pedigree of early Workshop inclusion without any autograph provenance.
