Sticker | Hobbit | Copenhagen 2024

Sticker | Hobbit | Copenhagen 2024 is the Paper autograph for player Hobbit, issued as part of the Copenhagen 2024 Challengers Autograph Capsule and linked to PGL Copenhagen 2024. It carries the High Grade rarity label and lists Cloud9 as the team, with Valve credited as designer and full provenance noted on the record.

This issue is Paper, the base film in the finish ladder for the set. Within the Copenhagen 2024 autograph run, Paper sits below premium films like Holo, Foil or Gold and functions as the standard collectible finish for signatures from the capsule.

Labeled as a budget-tier sticker, this Paper autograph occupies the collecting entry level among its autograph peers for the capsule. For a collector that wants a genuine Hobbit signature from the event without chasing higher-tier films, Paper provides the straightforward route.

The sticker is tied to PGL Copenhagen 2024 and was released through the Copenhagen 2024 Challengers Autograph Capsule. Event provenance matters because the capsule and its autograph line are how the signature was issued and tracked to that tournament.

Because this is a tournament capsule release, the print run for Copenhagen 2024 autographs is fixed once the capsule stops dropping. That fixed print plus surviving clean stock is the supply reality that collectors work with over time.

An applied copy means the sticker has been placed on an in-game weapon and cannot be returned to clean stock; an unapplied copy remains on the original backing. Clean, unapplied copies preserve the autograph surface and the capsule provenance, which many collectors prefer for trading or long-term holds.

The case here is simplicity: a full-provenance Hobbit autograph from the Copenhagen 2024 capsule, in Paper finish and High Grade rarity, appeals to collectors who prioritize signed event pieces without chasing premium films. Its budget positioning makes it a practical way to add an event-authenticated signature for Cloud9's player to a curated holding.

Paper autographs like this one are popular for straightforward crafts because the film reads well on most weapon skins and keeps the signature legible. Collectors who craft tend to favor clean placement and minimal overlap so the autograph remains the focal point, which in turn sustains demand among other crafters and viewers.

When buying, target an unapplied, clean copy to retain full provenance and the autograph surface; inspect the backing and signature clarity before purchase. The live market price is shown in the price block on this page, and that is where current valuation and liquidity indicators appear.