Sticker | ISSAA (Gold) | London 2018

This is a Gold autograph of ISSAA, a player for HellRaisers, released as part of the 2018 FACEIT London series. It is an autograph sticker, not a team or community decal, and it comes from the London 2018 Minor Challengers Autograph Capsule.

Gold sits at the top of the finish ladder for this set, above the base paper and the various premium films below it. Treat Gold as the set's premium film tier when comparing finishes within the London 2018 family.

Collectors chase the Gold film because it marks the peak finish for this autograph design and amplifies the signature visually. With the finish_rank labeled top, Gold copies naturally draw attention from collectors who prefer the highest-tier films.

This sticker falls into the mid price bracket among market offerings for autographs from the set. As a mid-tier priced Gold autograph, it offers a middle ground between budget picks and the most extreme premium pieces for collectors making trades or builds.

The sticker carries ISSAA's autograph and is explicitly tied to his HellRaisers identity, with full provenance backing that signature. Provenance here means collectors can be confident the signature is authentic to the player and the capsule release.

The item is tied to the 2018 FACEIT London event. Event provenance anchors the sticker to that specific release and the visual theme of the London 2018 run.

It was released in the London 2018 Minor Challengers Autograph Capsule, which places it among the autograph siblings issued alongside other Challenger-era names. Capsule origin defines the sticker's immediate set and the pool of related autographs.

Applied to a weapon the sticker can be scraped thinner over time and is destroyed if removed; crafting a weapon with a sticker burns a copy from your inventory. Clean, unapplied stock only shrinks as collectors use copies for crafts or application.

This sticker carries an Extraordinary rarity grade, which sits at the top end of the sticker-grade ladder. That grade underpins why collectors view it as a high-tier collectible within the London 2018 autograph group.

Gold autographs like this one are popular for crafts because the finish holds up visually on high-tier weapon canvases, and the signature reads well under common placement choices. Demand for clean Gold copies to assemble specific crafts is a key reason these stick around in collector hands.

This piece belongs to the London 2018 wave of releases and sits in the era of challenger-focused autograph capsules. Its placement in that release cycle shapes how collectors fold it into Challenger-era collections and autograph timelines.