Sticker | flamie (Gold) | Berlin 2019 is a Gold-finish autograph tied to flamie of Natus Vincere from the 2019 StarLadder Berlin set. It sits at the top of its finish ladder and comes from the Berlin 2019 Legends Autograph Capsule, giving it full provenance collectors track.
Sticker | flamie (Gold) | Berlin 2019 is a Gold-finish autograph tied to flamie of Natus Vincere from the 2019 StarLadder Berlin set. It sits at the top of its finish ladder and comes from the Berlin 2019 Legends Autograph Capsule, giving it full provenance collectors track.
A Gold autograph for flamie representing Natus Vincere from the 2019 StarLadder Berlin set. This is an autograph sticker rather than a team or community decal, and it was released as part of the Berlin 2019 Legends Autograph Capsule.
Gold is at the top of the finish ladder for this set, above paper, holo, foil and glitter tiers. Within that hierarchy Gold is the premium film collectors chase when they want the most exclusive presentation for a signature.
Collectors prize Gold on autographs because it elevates the signature visually and marks the sticker as the set's top film. For flamie's autograph that visual premium is what separates casual ownership from a piece you pick for a showcase craft or a centerpiece in a collection.
This sticker sits in a mid price tier relative to the broader market, meaning it trades as more than a budget pick but below grail-level extremes. For a collector that translates to attainable prestige without the topmost market commitment that the rarest pieces demand.
The autograph is flamie's, tying the sticker directly to the Natus Vincere identity printed on the art. Full provenance on an autograph like this is what collectors lean on when assessing authenticity and pedigree.
The sticker is tied to the 2019 StarLadder Berlin event. Event provenance anchors a sticker to a particular release and narrative, and here the tournament name is the connecting fact collectors reference.
This piece was released in the Berlin 2019 Legends Autograph Capsule, which groups it with the other autograph releases from that drop. Knowing the capsule tells you which siblings exist and where this sticker sits inside that curated set.
Apply a sticker to a weapon and it becomes a one-way change: you can scrape it thinner over time and removing it destroys the sticker. Every craft consumes a copy, so clean, unapplied stock is the finite supply that collectors fight over.
The sticker carries an Extraordinary rarity grade, placing it among the higher tiers of sticker grades. That grade underpins collector expectations around scarcity and the sort of attention a Gold autograph attracts.
Collectors typically save Gold autographs like this for top-shelf weapon skins where the signature will be visible and central to the look. Choice of placement and the fact a craft burns a copy are the demand drivers that keep certain finishes desirable for applied builds.
Released as part of the Berlin 2019 cycle, this sticker sits with the late 2010s wave of autograph capsules and their follow-up collector interest. Its release context is what frames it within the broader timeline of CS sticker drops and autograph collecting.
