Sticker | Fire in the Hole (Holo) is a community artwork issued as a Holo finish from the CS20 Sticker Capsule. It's a Workshop-designed piece by L'grand and sits as a premium film variant of a community sticker in a thin market profile.
Sticker | Fire in the Hole (Holo) is a community artwork issued as a Holo finish from the CS20 Sticker Capsule. It's a Workshop-designed piece by L'grand and sits as a premium film variant of a community sticker in a thin market profile.
Sticker | Fire in the Hole (Holo) is a community sticker rendered in a Holo finish and released through the CS20 Sticker Capsule. It is not an autograph or team mark but a Workshop artwork meant for general application and collection.
This issue carries the Holo film, which sits above the base paper option in the usual finish ladder and below the top-tier specialty finishes. Within its set the Holo acts as the premium midrung film variant rather than the base canvas.
Collectors chase Holo for its visual uplift over paper: stronger sheen, clearer colors and better pop on a weapon. The finish_rank label here marks it as a premium film, so demand concentrates on that visual step up rather than any added provenance.
The art is a Workshop entry by L'grand and reads as a community piece rather than a branded team or player sticker. Its pedigree comes from the designer credit and the Workshop route, which matter to collectors who track creator lineage and style.
This sticker was released in the CS20 Sticker Capsule, tying it to the CS20 set and its sibling stickers. Origin from that capsule places it with other CS20 community and themed releases rather than event-authorized team runs.
Applied stickers are a one-way change: you can scrape them progressively to alter their look and eventually they are destroyed if removed. Every craft or application consumes a copy, so available clean stock only grows scarcer as items are used.
The sticker carries a Remarkable grade and is classed in the mid rarity tier for cataloging purposes. That grade sets expectations for relative availability within the capsule ladder and underpins its collecting profile.
Holo film crafts well onto darker weapon finishes because the sheen layers nicely and reads clean at common placement spots like the body or facing panels. Collectors choose Holo for crafts when they want a striking but not extreme finish, and that steady crafting demand feeds back into desirability in a thin market.
When buying, prioritize an unapplied, clean Holo copy with clear stock and no scraping history; applied examples are a different market. The live price block on the page shows current market value and is where to check the going rate before you buy.
