Sticker | interz (Gold) | Rio 2022

This is the Gold autograph variant of interz's IEM Rio 2022 sticker, a player-signed piece tied to Cloud9 and issued for the Rio 2022 set. It is explicitly an autograph sticker rather than a team or community layup, and it carries the designer credit from Valve.

Gold sits at the top of the finish ladder for its set, above the base paper and the other premium films. Treat Gold as the summit film class for collectors who separate base stock from the rarest applied looks.

Collectors chase Gold because it elevates the same signature visually and categorically above the paper and mid films; it reads as the headline version of the autograph. The finish_rank here backs that prestige and is why Gold copies are more actively hunted than their paper twins.

This sticker plugs into a mid price tier for its market bracket, meaning it sits above budget options while remaining below grail-level outliers. For a collector that wants a premium autograph without clutching a top grail piece, it's a reasonable target within its class.

The autograph is interz's and it ties the sticker directly to Cloud9; full provenance is present, which keeps provenance-driven demand clean and transparent. That signed provenance is what separates this sticker from unsigned team or community variants.

The sticker is tied to IEM Rio 2022 and carries the visual and collectible identity of that tournament. Event provenance like this anchors the autograph to a specific release and set, which collectors use when sorting and valuing runs.

This piece was released through the Rio 2022 Challengers Autograph Capsule, placing it among that capsule's autograph siblings and distribution pattern. Knowing the capsule tells you where similar autographs live and what the set composition looked like.

Applied stickers get thinner every scrape and are destroyed if removed; crafts consume a copy when applied to a weapon. Clean, unapplied stock is finite and only shrinks as items are used or crafted.

Rarity is listed as Extraordinary, which places it near the top of sticker grades and underpins why this autograph carries collectible weight. That grade establishes it as a high-end collectible inside the sticker grading ladder.

Gold autographs like this are popular for headlining a craft because the finish reads clearly on bold placements and glossy canvases. Collectors prefer to place such signatures where the film and signature remain visible, and that placement demand feeds interest in clean copies.

This sticker is part of the IEM Rio 2022 period in the catalog and represents the autograph flow for that event's release window. Its release context helps position it among other contemporary autographs and the broader post-Rio sticker lineup.