Sticker | device (Gold) | Katowice 2019 is the Gold autograph from the Katowice 2019 Legends Autograph Capsule, signed by device for Astralis and released by Valve. As a top-tier Gold film with full provenance and an Extraordinary rarity, it sits at the premium end of the autograph ladder for the set.
Sticker | device (Gold) | Katowice 2019 is the Gold autograph from the Katowice 2019 Legends Autograph Capsule, signed by device for Astralis and released by Valve. As a top-tier Gold film with full provenance and an Extraordinary rarity, it sits at the premium end of the autograph ladder for the set.
This is the Gold autograph of device, issued as part of the Katowice 2019 Legends Autograph Capsule and designed by Valve. It is an autograph sticker linked to device and Astralis, not a team or community design, and it carries the capsule provenance stamped into the set.
Gold sits at the top of the finish ladder for this set, above the base paper and other premium films. Within the lineup it functions as the apex film, the finish collectors single out when they want the rarest presentation of a signature.
Tagged as a premium piece, this sticker belongs to the upper bracket of the autograph market for its capsule. That placement means collectors treat it as a headline pick rather than a budget or midrange hold.
Gold matters because it elevates the same signature beyond the base version: the metal film amplifies the autograph and separates supply from the common prints. Given its top finish_rank, collectors prize it for the visual impact and the scarcity premium that comes with the film.
The sticker is tied to 2019 IEM Katowice through the Katowice 2019 Legends Autograph Capsule. Event provenance here is literal: the capsule name links the sticker to that tournament and to the capsule distribution history.
This is device's autograph for Astralis, and the signature is the primary provenance anchor for the piece. Full provenance on the sticker amplifies that link and is what collectors reference first when assessing authenticity and pedigree.
This sticker comes from a tournament capsule, and those capsules stopped dropping once the event cycle closed, so the print run is fixed. Clean stock only thins through application and breakage, which is a permanent scarcity property of these drops.
An applied sticker has been glued onto an in-game weapon and is treated as used, while a clean copy remains unapplied on the sticker sheet. Collectors pay attention to that distinction because unapplied condition preserves the original stock and keeps provenance intact.
Between device's autograph, the Gold film, the capsule origin, and full provenance, this sticker stacks the major collectable attributes together. That combination frames it as a long-term collectible for someone building an autograph-focused run rather than a quick flip.
The sticker sits at the top rarity bracket for the series - the input lists it as Extraordinary and the rarity_tier as top - which underpins collector expectations about scarcity and desirability. That grade is baked into the set hierarchy and shapes how collectors grade and trade copies.
Gold autographs are often chosen for high-profile crafts because the metal finish reads well on many weapon skins and lifts the signature visually. Collectors and crafters favor top films like this when they want a single sticker to carry a build and drive attention on-screen.
When you hunt for a clean example, check that the sticker is unapplied and that the finish is correctly listed as Gold; provenance and condition matter more than a single market snapshot. The current market price is shown in the live price block on this page, which is where you should confirm value before buying.
