Sticker | denis | Cologne 2015 is the paper autograph for mousesports from the Autograph Capsule | mousesports | Cologne 2015. It carries denis' on-card signature and full provenance, a straightforward collectible in the mainline autograph ladder for that set.
Sticker | denis | Cologne 2015 is the paper autograph for mousesports from the Autograph Capsule | mousesports | Cologne 2015. It carries denis' on-card signature and full provenance, a straightforward collectible in the mainline autograph ladder for that set.
Sticker | denis | Cologne 2015 is the paper autograph for denis representing mousesports, released as part of the Autograph Capsule | mousesports | Cologne 2015. It is an on-card autograph piece from the 2015 ESL One Cologne set and sits as the base-film autograph option collectors find first in a capsule lineup.
This is a Paper finish, the baseline film for the set's autograph run. In the finish ladder Paper sits below the premium films such as Holo and Foil and far below specialty finishes like Gold or Lenticular, so it reads as the entry-level film within its capsule's hierarchy.
Market-wise this sticker sits in the mid bracket: a solid, accessible autograph rather than a premium grail. For collectors that means it is sensible for roster displays and crafts where a signed presence matters without chasing the top-tier finish.
The sticker carries denis' autograph and is tied to his stint with mousesports, which is explicit on the piece. Full provenance is present, and that direct player-team linkage is what certifies the signature for collectors and traders.
This sticker belongs to the 2015 ESL One Cologne release and should be read in that event context. Event provenance like that is the anchor for many collectors when assembling era- or event-specific displays.
It originates from the Autograph Capsule | mousesports | Cologne 2015, so it is part of a team-focused capsule run. That origin tells you the sticker's siblings are other mousesports autographs from the same Cologne release, not a mixed tournament capsule.
Applied stickers get thinner each scrape and a craft consumes a physical copy, and removal destroys the applied sticker. Clean, unapplied copies only become rarer as people craft and apply, so intact stock is the thing that shrinks over time.
The printed rarity on the sticker is High Grade, while its marketplace rarity tier sits at the lower end of the rarity ladder. That combination means the card is an official High Grade autograph but broadly sits as an accessible item among graded sticker types.
Paper autographs like this are straightforward to craft onto many weapon finishes and are frequently used when a signed presence is desired without needing a premium foil. The signature itself is the draw here, so placement that keeps the autograph visible is what buyers look for when deciding on crafts.
This piece is from the 2015 ESL One Cologne release, placing it in the mid-era of event-linked autograph capsules. Its release period gives it the context collectors use when grouping Cologne-era mousesports pieces and comparing autograph lineups across that run.
