Sticker | interz (Holo) | Stockholm 2021

This is a Holo Autograph for interz representing Gambit Esports, issued as part of the Stockholm 2021 Finalists Autograph Capsule for the 2021 PGL Stockholm tournament. The sticker is the signed, designer Valve approved variant of the interz motif and sits within that capsule's autograph line.

The sticker uses a Holo film, a premium tier above the base paper in the set's finish ladder. Within the common hierarchy Holo sits ahead of paper and under more exclusive top-tier films, giving it visibly richer reflections without stepping into the topmost specialty finishes.

Collectors prize the Holo here because it translates interz's signature into a more vivid, refractive surface than the paper sibling, while remaining more attainable than the highest-end specialty films. That middle-ground position attracts both collectors who want display presence and those watching liquidity in a thinner market.

This is an autograph sticker signed by interz and affiliated with Gambit Esports; the hand-sign links the design directly to the player and the team. Full provenance is present, which is the tidy provenance collectors look for when pedigree matters for a signature piece.

It was released from the Stockholm 2021 Finalists Autograph Capsule, which groups the set's finalist autographs together and defines the sibling lineup. Being from that capsule ties it to the other finalist autographs and the capsule's fixed supply of those signatures.

Once applied to a weapon the sticker becomes a physical part of that skin's finish: scraping can reduce its visibility and removing it destroys the sticker. Every craft or application consumes a copy, so clean, unplayed stock only gets thinner as people apply and craft.

The sticker is graded as Remarkable, placing it in the mid rarity band for sticker grades. That mid-tier status underpins its availability profile: not as common as base papers but not occupying the top contraband or ultra-rare rungs.

Collectors tend to pick Holo autographs like this for bold placement on high-visibility surfaces where the refractive film catches light. The signature reads well on angled faces and on curated weapon canvases, which keeps steady demand for clean, unapplied copies intended for crafting.

This piece comes from the Stockholm 2021 era and fits into the post-2020 wave of event autograph releases, reflecting Valve's continued use of event capsules and player autographs. Its release context shapes collector interest: it is part of that specific Stockholm 2021 capsule narrative rather than earlier or later event lines.