Sticker | iM (Glitter) | Copenhagen 2024

This is the Glitter-finish autograph of iM representing Natus Vincere from the PGL Copenhagen 2024 set, released via the Copenhagen 2024 Legends Autograph Capsule and designed by Valve. It is an in-set autograph rather than a team or community decal and carries the printed player signature as the defining element of the design.

Glitter sits above the base paper film in the finish ladder for this set and occupies the premium tier just under the very top finishes used across sticker lines. Readers should treat Glitter as a higher-visual-impact film relative to paper and holo, with a finish hierarchy that escalates from paper up through premium films and ultimately to the rarest specialty films.

Glitter amplifies the autograph's presence on a face and shows the signature with more pop and reflected texture than the paper version, which is why collectors step up to it. Its premium placement in the finish ladder makes it the more collectible variant of the same autograph design while keeping availability broader than the absolute top-tier films.

The autograph belongs to iM and ties the sticker directly to his image as a Natus Vincere player, which is central to provenance-driven collecting. That full provenance is visible on the sticker and is what anchors the piece to the player rather than being a generic team or community design.

This sticker was released in the Copenhagen 2024 Legends Autograph Capsule, so it belongs to the capsule's autograph cohort and its siblings follow the same release path. Being capsule-originated signals how the sticker was distributed within the PGL Copenhagen 2024 offering and which other autographs share the same drop.

Applied to a weapon, it can be scraped thinner and is destroyed if removed; every craft that fixes a sticker burns a copy of that clean stock. That mechanic is irreversible, so collectors who keep clean, unapplied examples are watching a shrinking supply as crafts and applied scrapes happen in the market.

This sticker carries the Remarkable grade within the sticker rarity ladder, placing it above common grades and beneath the topmost contraband-style tiers. That rarity grade is the structural layer behind how the sticker slots into collector categories and how availability is perceived.

Collectors tend to place Glitter autographs where the film's sparkle complements the weapon's finish, and signatures on prime face locations are favored because the glittered stroke reads during in-game screenshots. The combination of signature legibility and finish response to a skin's colorway is what drives craft demand back into the sticker's desirability.

This piece belongs to the PGL Copenhagen 2024 rollout and sits with other autograph offerings from that event era as designed by Valve. Its place in the Copenhagen 2024 pool informs which player autographs and finishes it competes with among collectors focused on that tournament's releases.