Sticker | imoRR (Glitter) | Antwerp 2022

This is the Glitter-finish autograph version of imoRR's sticker tied to Eternal Fire, released as part of the 2022 PGL Antwerp lineup. It is an autograph sticker rather than a team or community decal and carries the signature treatment that marks it as a player-signed piece from the Antwerp 2022 Contenders Autograph Capsule.

Glitter sits above the paper base in the usual finish ladder and occupies a premium slot within its set's film hierarchy. Think of it as a visibly enhanced film that ranks higher than the plain paper and sits beneath the very top specialty treatments that some other sets use.

Collectors prize Glitter because it visually amplifies the signature and design compared with the paper sibling, giving a clearer pop on a craft. Its premium finish standing makes it the go-to for players and pack hunters who want the autograph to read over a weapon skin without stepping up to the absolute specialty tier.

The sticker bears imoRR's autograph and is linked to his time with Eternal Fire, which is the provenance collectors cite when grading desirability. Provenance here is clean and direct: the signature ties the object explicitly to the player and the team printed on the sticker.

This piece was released in the Antwerp 2022 Contenders Autograph Capsule, which places it among other player-autograph siblings from the same drop. Capsule origin lets you group it with comparable autographs and understand which teammates or event counterparts share the same print run.

When you apply this autograph to a weapon the sticker becomes bound to that item and can be scraped to change its visible layer; attempting to remove it destroys the sticker. Every craft or swap that embeds the sticker consumes a copy of the stock, so untouched inventory is the only supply that naturally declines.

This sticker carries the Remarkable rarity grade, which positions it in the mid range of collectible sticker tiers and underpins how it fits alongside higher and lower graded pieces. The grade informs collector expectations about supply and how it pairs against both common and top‑end offerings.

Glitter autographs like this one are commonly applied to flat or highly visible areas of a weapon where the spark and signature will read cleanly after crafting. Collectors chase specific placements to maximize the finish effect, and that demand for prime placement feeds back into which copies are most coveted for loadouts.

Released as part of the 2022 PGL Antwerp lineup, this sticker belongs to the mid era of recent CS sticker drops and reflects the post‑tournament autograph capsule practice of pairing player signatures with event capsules. Its release date anchors it among the broader sweep of contemporary autograph issues and the capsule families that followed the same designer conventions.