Sticker | Farlig (Glitter) | Antwerp 2022

This is the Glitter autograph for player Farlig in Astralis, issued as part of the Antwerp 2022 Challengers Autograph Capsule for the 2022 PGL Antwerp event. Designer credit goes to Valve and the piece is the set's Remarkable rarity autograph variant, carrying the capsule provenance intact.

Glitter sits above the base paper film and ahead of Holo and Foil in the usual finish ladder for a capsule set, occupying a premium spot without reaching the Gold or specialty tiers. For collectors that track films closely, Glitter reads as a visible step up from flat stock: more sheen, more presence on a craft, and a different buyer base than paper copies.

This sticker falls into the budget bracket within its market context, with a mid rarity and full capsule provenance keeping it relevant rather than speculative. That placement makes it an accessible premium-film autograph for someone who wants a step above paper without chasing top-tier grail premiums.

The sticker is tied to 2022 PGL Antwerp, and the capsule name is Antwerp 2022 Challengers Autograph Capsule. Event provenance matters because the capsule origin is the only place these autographs were released, and collectors read that origin directly on the piece.

Because these were released through a named tournament capsule, the print run is fixed at release and no new drops follow the event. Clean stock therefore becomes the long-term scarcity metric: once applied or lost, those copies don't return to the capsule supply.

An applied copy is a sticker already glued to a weapon finish and is functionally out of the pool for someone seeking an unused autograph. Clean, unapplied copies retain the original stock and therefore higher appeal for condition-focused collectors and for those who plan to craft or resell in untouched form.

Full capsule provenance plus a premium Glitter finish gives this Farlig autograph steady collector interest: it's an accessible step above paper with a recognized team name and a clean supply story. For a long-term hold you get a combination of autograph provenance and a finish that wears well in collections while remaining reachable.

Glitter finishes read strongly on dark and matte weapon skins, where the shimmer layers catch light and the autograph silhouette stays legible. Collectors who craft often choose Glitter autographs for visible placements because the finish preserves signature contrast better than flat paper when applied to glossy or textured paints.

When buying, prioritize an unapplied, clean copy in original stock and confirm the finish reads as Glitter under photos. The live price block on this page shows current market valuation; use that to compare listings and factor in the capsule provenance and thin-market liquidity when you decide.