Sticker | Enemy Spotted (Holo) is the Holo community sticker from the Broken Fang Sticker Collection, a Workshop-style artwork officially released by Valve. As a Holo finish community piece with Remarkable rarity, it sits as a collectible option for decorators and collectors working in thinner-market lines.
Sticker | Enemy Spotted (Holo) is the Holo community sticker from the Broken Fang Sticker Collection, a Workshop-style artwork officially released by Valve. As a Holo finish community piece with Remarkable rarity, it sits as a collectible option for decorators and collectors working in thinner-market lines.
Sticker | Enemy Spotted (Holo) is a Holo community sticker from the Broken Fang Sticker Collection, not an autograph or team logo. It is Valve-designed artwork released into the Broken Fang capsule and presented as the Holo film variant of the Workshop piece.
This is the Holo film, the premium film step above the base paper variants in the usual finish ladder. Holo sits between plain paper and the rarer top-tier films, so it reads as a nicer presentation without moving into the extreme-tier finishes collectors chase.
The sticker is slotted in the budget-to-mid bracket of its capsule's marketplace shape, meaning it trades more accessibly than premium-tier films but above the paper baseline. For a collector that wants Holo look without stretching for top-tier finishes, it fills that middle ground.
This is a community artwork sticker - not a player autograph or team mark - and the designer credited is Valve. The piece reads as a Workshop-created motif intended for broad decorative use, carrying the straightforward pedigree of an official Valve release rather than a signed or team-branded item.
It comes from the Broken Fang Sticker Collection capsule, and like all tournament capsules that stop dropping, the print is fixed once the capsule cycle ends. That makes the stock finite and means clean copies thin only by wear and application over time.
An applied copy is physically on a weapon and reflects how the sticker will age in play; a clean, unapplied copy retains factory stock and is what most condition-oriented collectors prefer. Condition matters because applied stickers cannot be returned to factory stock, so an unapplied example is the baseline for grading and long-term holding.
Collectors pick this up for a straightforward combination: Holo finish, community artwork, and finite capsule print run. That mix makes it a sensible hold in lineups where finish and scarcity matter more than autograph provenance.
Community Holos like this are useful for clean weapon crafts where a flash of shine is wanted without the dominance of a top-tier film. The Holo sheen plays well on mid-contrast finishes and is often chosen where symmetry and visibility matter in a craft.
When buying look specifically for an unapplied, clean copy in the Holo film; that is the condition collectors price for holding or crafting. Check the live price block on this page for the current market level and use it alongside condition photos and capsule provenance before you buy.
