Sticker | broky (Glitter) | Copenhagen 2024

This is the Glitter-finish autograph of broky for FaZe Clan, released as part of the PGL Copenhagen 2024 set and issued through the Copenhagen 2024 Legends Autograph Capsule. It is an autograph sticker rather than a team or community decal, and it represents the signed player piece in that capsule.

Glitter sits above base paper in the finish ladder and is treated as a premium film for this autograph line. Within the usual hierarchy Glitter ranks ahead of paper and holo variants but below top-tier films reserved for special runs.

Collectors prize Glitter autographs for the extra visual pop compared with the paper autograph and for being a premium step up in the capsule's film hierarchy. That upgrade in finish, combined with the autograph provenance, is what drives attention rather than the base design alone.

The sticker bears broky's autograph and ties directly to his FaZe Clan identity; provenance is full for this issue. That signed connection to the player is the core of what collectors track when evaluating variants from the same lineup.

It was released in the Copenhagen 2024 Legends Autograph Capsule, which groups the autograph siblings and fixes their initial distribution. That capsule origin places this sticker among the autograph set tied to PGL Copenhagen 2024.

Applied to a weapon the sticker can be scraped thinner and, if removed, is destroyed; every craft or application consumes a copy from clean stock. In short, clean, unapplied supplies are the only thing that ever shrink over time.

This sticker carries the Remarkable rarity grade, which places it in the middle tiers of sticker grades for collectors who sort by print class. That grade underpins how it sits relative to both common team pieces and the truly top-tier rarities.

Glitter autographs like this one are often chosen for crafts because the finish reads well on high-visibility weapon faces and complements metallic or contrasting skins. The autograph nature makes placement choices more deliberate: collectors want the signature visible without clashing with major artwork, which in turn fuels demand for clean copies.

This piece belongs to the PGL Copenhagen 2024 release window and occupies the autograph slot in that event's capsule run. As a Copenhagen 2024 autograph it joins the recent wave of event-linked autographs rather than older era prints, and its standing is anchored to that release.