Sticker | Dima (Foil) | Katowice 2019

A Foil autograph printing of Dima issued for Team Spirit in the 2019 IEM Katowice lineup. This is an autograph sticker rather than a team or community graphic, released as part of the tournament wave and carrying Valve's design credit.

This example carries the Foil film, which sits above the base Paper layer in the common finish ladder for event stickers. Within the usual hierarchy Foil is a premium film, positioned below top-tier executions like Gold or specialty lenses but clearly ahead of the paper version.

Collectors prize the Foil because it preserves the autograph with more visual pop and depth than the paper alternative, making signatures read cleaner on weapons. The premium finish_rank for this sticker explains why many collectors prefer it over plain stock when assembling autograph sets.

Market placement for this sticker is mid-tier, which tells you it lives in the middle of the capsule's value ladder rather than at the very top or the budget bottom. For builders that want authentic autographs with a stronger look than paper, it represents a practical step up without the highest-tier premiums.

The sticker bears Dima's autograph and is tied to Team Spirit, so provenance is direct: player signature plus team identity. That full provenance is the backbone for collector interest in autographs, since the signature links the sticker to a named player and squad.

This sticker is tied to 2019 IEM Katowice and therefore sits with that event's set in collectors' inventories. Event provenance matters because it groups the sticker with other Katowice 2019 pieces and defines which capsule and release it belongs to.

It was released from the Katowice 2019 Minor Challengers Autograph Capsule, so it shares a drop with the other autographs in that capsule. Origin from a named autograph capsule identifies its siblings and confirms it came from a fixed, event-specific release.

Applied to a weapon the sticker can be scraped progressively thinner and the only way to remove it is to destroy the applied copy, so clean, unapplied stock is finite. Every craft consumes a sticker, so ready-to-use inventories only ever shrink as people apply and craft them onto weapons.

The sticker's assigned grade is Remarkable, placing it in the mid-level among sticker rarity bands. That rarity underpins why it is more collectible than common papers but not on the same standing as high-tier, limited prints.

Autograph Foils like this one are picked for crafts and display because the film keeps signatures crisp under the wear patterns collectors chase. People often prioritize Foils for placements where the signature sits visible on the weapon, which feeds steady demand for clean examples.

Being part of the Katowice 2019 wave places the piece in the late-2010s tournament era of releases and among the autograph runs Valve produced then. That placement makes it a straightforward collectible for those tracking autograph sets from that period rather than an early-era or experimental release.