Sticker | Dima (Gold) | London 2018 is the gold-tier autograph for Dima from Team Spirit released in the London 2018 cycle. A top-film, full-provenance autograph that sits at the premium end of its capsule ladder and attracts collectors who chase fixed-print, showpiece sigs.
Sticker | Dima (Gold) | London 2018 is the gold-tier autograph for Dima from Team Spirit released in the London 2018 cycle. A top-film, full-provenance autograph that sits at the premium end of its capsule ladder and attracts collectors who chase fixed-print, showpiece sigs.
This is the Gold autograph of Dima for Team Spirit from the 2018 FACEIT London set. It is an autograph sticker rather than a team or community art release, carrying the player's signature as its primary identity and coming from the event-linked sticker pool.
Gold sits at the top of the finish ladder for its set, above Paper, Holo, Foil and Glitter variants. Within the collector hierarchy Gold occupies the premium film tier reserved for the rarest, showpiece treatments.
Collectors prize the Gold film because it elevates the same signature into the rarest visual plane of the set; it is materially distinct from the base paper signature and plays the role of a flagship finish. Given the finish_rank, this is the version most often hunted when collectors want the highest-tier copy of a specific autograph.
This sticker sits in the premium bracket of its peers, reflecting its finish and top-tier rarity. For a collector that bracket signals a piece to hold rather than flip, and positions the sticker well above base versions in perceived market standing.
The autograph is Dima's and the sticker is tied to Team Spirit, so provenance tracks the player and the team directly. Full provenance on an autograph like this is what anchors collector interest and validates the signature as an original event release.
This sticker is tied to 2018 FACEIT London and carries that event provenance as part of its identity. Event provenance tells collectors where the sticker first appeared and groups it with all other pieces from the same tournament cycle.
Released from the London 2018 Minor Challengers Autograph Capsule, the sticker shares its set with the capsule's autograph lineup. That origin places it among the capsule siblings and marks it as a fixed-print release from that specific drop.
Applied to a weapon, a sticker can be scraped thinner but cannot be cleanly removed; attempting removal destroys the sticker. Every craft and every scrape permanently affects supply, so clean, unused copies are the ones collectors count on as they dwindle.
This sticker carries an Extraordinary rarity grade, which places it at the high end of the sticker grade ladder. That grade underpins scarcity perceptions and is a primary attribute collectors reference alongside finish and provenance.
Collectors looking at this piece weigh three things: the Gold finish, the full autograph provenance, and the extraordinary rarity grade. Together those traits make it a long-term specimen for display or a centerpiece craft where permanence and rarity matter most.
Gold autographs are frequent choices for headline crafts because the finish reads strongly on high-visibility weapons and holds up under screenshots and streams. The signature and film both influence where people place it on a gun and what carries the most visual impact in a craft.
This sits with the London 2018 releases and belongs to the wave of event-linked autograph capsules from that cycle. Its place in that release window shapes how collectors view it relative to other event-era autographs and capsule siblings.
