Sticker | HexT | Budapest 2025 is the Paper autograph for HexT from the Budapest 2025 Contenders Autograph Capsule. A base-film, player-signed sticker with full provenance that sits in the capsule's budget bracket and appeals to collectors who want an authentic event autograph without the premium finish.
Sticker | HexT | Budapest 2025 is the Paper autograph for HexT from the Budapest 2025 Contenders Autograph Capsule. A base-film, player-signed sticker with full provenance that sits in the capsule's budget bracket and appeals to collectors who want an authentic event autograph without the premium finish.
Sticker | HexT | Budapest 2025 is a Paper finish autograph of HexT issued in the Budapest 2025 Contenders Autograph Capsule and tied to StarLadder Budapest 2025. It is a player-signed High Grade sticker representing HexT in M80's colours and distributed as part of the event capsule run.
This is the Paper film, the baseline finish for the set; it sits below Holo, Foil, Glitter and Gold on the finish ladder. Paper shows the signature plainly and is the standard entry point for collectors who want the autograph without the visual treatments that push a sticker up the ladder.
Market shape for this sticker is firmly in the budget bracket, which means it trades as an accessible autograph rather than a premium collectible. For collectors that profile by cost or want to build autographs cheaply, it fills the spot where provenance is present but finish does not add a premium.
This sticker is tied to StarLadder Budapest 2025, the event listed on the capsule and sticker identity. Event provenance is the anchor here: the sticker carries the tournament name and capsule origin directly on the asset, which matters to anyone tracking piece-by-piece releases.
Supply is fixed by the capsule run for Budapest 2025 Contenders Autograph Capsule and no further drops occur once the event capsule is finished. That means the print is finite and only clean stock thins over time as applied copies and collections remove supply from the market.
An applied copy shows itself on a weapon and is still legitimate, but an unapplied (clean) sticker preserves the stock and signature area untouched. Collectors prize clean copies for grading, trades, and long-term holds because the sticker can later be applied with full provenance intact or left as a collectible.
Collectors pick this up for the combination of full provenance, a named player autograph, and the capped capsule supply - a practical autograph that fits into a long-term build without the premium finish overhead. It makes sense as a stable roster piece for holders who prefer authentic signatures over finish scarcity.
Paper autographs like this one sit flat and read clearly on a range of weapon skins, making them straightforward for common crafts where signature legibility is the goal. Because the finish is neutral, demand for crafts comes from the player name and team pairing rather than flashy film effects, and that steady practical demand underwrites part of its market presence.
When buying, prioritize an unapplied copy with full provenance and crisp edges around the signature area; those are the clean specimens collectors prefer. Check the live price block on the page for current market value and compare applied versus unapplied listings before deciding.
