A Holo team sticker for Fnatic from the Atlanta 2017 Legends capsule, issued by Valve and carrying the Remarkable rarity. Its Holo film lifts the graphic above the paper base and the capsule provenance places it in a recognized ELEAGUE Atlanta release that collectors follow.
A Holo team sticker for Fnatic from the Atlanta 2017 Legends capsule, issued by Valve and carrying the Remarkable rarity. Its Holo film lifts the graphic above the paper base and the capsule provenance places it in a recognized ELEAGUE Atlanta release that collectors follow.
This is the Holo team sticker for Fnatic from the 2017 ELEAGUE Atlanta collection, a team-mark design produced by Valve and distributed in the Atlanta 2017 Legends (Holo/Foil) capsule. It is not an autograph or community design but the official org mark rendered on a Holo film and issued with Remarkable rarity.
The sticker uses the Holo film, which sits above the base paper layer on a set's finish ladder and below rarer special films. Within the usual hierarchy Holo is the premium mid-tier film that visibly refracts and gives depth compared with paper while remaining distinct from the top-end metallic or gold finishes.
Collectors prize Holo for the way it changes the team's crest under light, adding shimmer and perceived depth that the paper version lacks. Since this sticker carries a premium-film designation for its set, that visual upgrade is the primary reason builders and collectors opt for Holo over the base print.
This piece sits in the premium bracket of its set's pricing ladder, meaning it trades above budget and mid options but below the absolute grail items. For a collector that affects acquisition strategy: expect a sticker that signals intent without pushing into the topmost trophy layer.
Fnatic's org mark is the whole point here-team loyalty drives repeat buying and display choices, and the Holo treatment makes the crest pop on curated weapons. Collectors who follow Fnatic will value this as a clean, team-first option for both showcases and crafts.
The sticker is tied to 2017 ELEAGUE Atlanta and carries that event provenance on every copy. That link matters because collectors often collect sets by event, and an Atlanta 2017 origin places this sticker among that tournament's releases.
This sticker was released in the Atlanta 2017 Legends (Holo/Foil) capsule, so its siblings are the other Holo and Foil pieces from that drop. Capsule origin tells you the original pool it was pulled from and helps when tracing applied history or supply thinning in clean stock.
Applied stickers can be scraped thinner with each pass and are destroyed if removed, and every craft or stitch burns a copy from circulation. That means clean, unapplied stock only grows scarcer as pieces get used or crafted onto weapons.
With a Remarkable rarity grade, this sticker sits in the mid-level rarity band rather than the most common or the extreme outliers. That grade underpins both its relative availability in clean stock and how it compares against base and higher-tier prints.
Taken together-Holo finish, Fnatic identity, Atlanta 2017 capsule provenance and a Remarkable rarity-this sticker works for collectors focused on team runs and set builds. It holds as a medium-term core piece for a Fnatic collection and a sensible Holo pick for anyone assembling Atlanta 2017 sets.
Holo films respond well to flat, glossy canvases and the Fnatic crest centers neatly on common weapon faces, so crafters often place it where the shimmer reads clean. That kind of predictable placement keeps demand steady from people wanting visible, high-contrast Holo crafts rather than tucked or experimental placements.
Released as part of the Atlanta 2017 Legends capsule, this sticker belongs to the mid-decade wave of event-branded team marks that Valve produced. Its release in that Atlanta 2017 capsule situates it in collectors' timelines as part of that event's cohort rather than earlier or later eras of sticker design.