Sticker | Cbbl (Holo)

Sticker | Cbbl (Holo) is a Holo community sticker from the 10 Year Birthday Sticker Capsule, not an autograph or team mark. It is a Workshop artwork release by TheDanidem and carries the Remarkable rarity assigned at release on August 16th, 2022.

The Holo finish here sits above the base paper film for the capsule and below the top-tier finishes that some sets use. In practical terms Holo reads as a clear premium film inside this capsule's hierarchy: stronger eye appeal and more presence than paper, but not at the absolute top of the finish ladder.

Market placement for this sticker is in the budget bracket, which tells you it trades lower than mid or premium peers from the same capsule. For a collector that means easier access and lower entry friction compared with higher-tier Workshop releases, while still offering collectible traits that can matter over time.

This is a community artwork sticker rather than a player autograph or team logo; it depicts the Cbbl motif rendered by Workshop artist TheDanidem. That origin makes it a design-first piece intended as a visual accent for weapons rather than a player provenance token.

Supply is fixed because it was distributed through the 10 Year Birthday Sticker Capsule at release, and tournament or event capsules do not keep dropping. The print run was set at launch and clean stock only thins as collectors craft or apply copies to items.

An applied sticker is attached to a weapon and loses its clean/unapplied status, while a clean copy remains on stock and shows original edges and backing. Collectors prize unapplied condition because it preserves the sticker's original state and keeps all placement options open.

Sticker | Cbbl (Holo) combines a premium film and a Workshop designer with a fixed capsule run, which is the basic case collectors watch when considering a hold. There is no heavyweight provenance here, but finish, designer and capped supply give it a coherent profile for a patient collector.

Holo finishes like this one photograph well on darker steel and glossy skins where the film picks up light without overpowering the art. Community stickers are often used to accent patterns or highlight a corner of a weapon, and demand for particular finishes feeds back into which copies get applied and removed from clean stock.

TheDanidem is credited as the designer on this Workshop sticker, which frames it as an artist-led release rather than a vanity autograph drop. That Workshop pedigree matters to collectors who follow specific artists or who prefer crafted artwork to team or player signatures.