Sticker | ENCE | Berlin 2019 is a Paper team decal from the 2019 StarLadder Berlin set, carrying Valve's standard art. It sits as the base-film, budget-tier option for ENCE collectors and players, with partially traceable provenance and a thin-market trading profile.
Sticker | ENCE | Berlin 2019 is a Paper team decal from the 2019 StarLadder Berlin set, carrying Valve's standard art. It sits as the base-film, budget-tier option for ENCE collectors and players, with partially traceable provenance and a thin-market trading profile.
This is a Paper team sticker: Sticker | ENCE | Berlin 2019 from the 2019 StarLadder Berlin capsule, showing the ENCE org mark rather than a player autograph or community art. It is Valve-designed and released into that standalone event selection as the base-film option for the team's decal.
Paper is the base finish for this set and sits below the premium films in the finish ladder; Holo, Foil, Glitter and Gold variants occupy higher rungs. As a Paper piece, this ENCE sticker is the common film around which collectors compare upgrades and rarer counterparts.
The sticker is labeled budget in the market hierarchy, which places it toward the accessible end of the spectrum for ENCE goods from this capsule. For a collector that wants ENCE representation without chasing premium films, this Paper is the natural entry point and trades accordingly in a thinner market.
This decal wears the ENCE mark plainly, so demand is driven by org loyalty and simple branding rather than autograph provenance. Fans who collect team identity for loadouts or roster support will reach for this when they want the org badge without the cost of premium finishes.
As a standalone capsule sticker, supply arrived through the event capsule releases and now moves primarily between traders and marketplaces; the thin-market profile means supply and movement are quieter than busier capsules. Partial provenance here suggests a share of copies have traceable history, but clean stock is what collectors prize when the market is light.
Applied stickers can be scraped thinner with each scrape and a sticker is destroyed if you remove it from a weapon, so every craft and every applied scrape reduces the number of clean copies. Every sticker used in a craft is burned, which means untouched stock only gets thinner over time.
This sticker carries a High Grade rarity within the event's grading ladder, placing it above the most common class but below the top contraband-style tiers. That grade underpins collector expectations for availability and helps explain why certain finishes remain more sought after within the set.
Collectors use Paper team stickers like this for straightforward crafts where the org mark is the focal point, often on weapons with calmer finishes that let the decal read without distraction. Paper works reliably in crafts and appeals when you want consistent placement without the visual intensity of premium films.
Within the 2019 StarLadder Berlin lineup this is the base-film ENCE entry among the event's team offerings; other films for the same team sit above it on the finish ladder. As a standalone capsule piece it lives alongside sibling team decals and any premium variants collectors chase as upgrades.
