Sticker | Jame (Holo) | Copenhagen 2024

This is the Holo autograph for Jame playing under Virtus.Pro from the Copenhagen 2024 set, released through the Copenhagen 2024 Legends Autograph Capsule. It is an Autograph kind designed by Valve and carries the Exotic rarity that marks it as a signature piece from the PGL Copenhagen 2024 release.

Holo sits above the paper base in the finish ladder for this set, occupying the premium film tier but below the most exclusive finishes used across other drops. Within the Copenhagen 2024 ladder the Holo is clearly a step up from paper and a standard premium choice for collectors who want sheen without moving into the top-tier specialty films.

Collectors prize the Holo here because it amplifies the ink and color of Jame's signature while remaining widely recognizable on a craft. The finish_rank labels this as a premium film, which is why demand for clean Holo copies runs differently than for the paper twin.

This is Jame's autograph while representing Virtus.Pro, and that signed provenance is explicit on the sticker itself. Full provenance is attached, so every clean example ties directly to the player and team rather than being a community or team-only issue.

It was released inside the Copenhagen 2024 Legends Autograph Capsule, which is the source for the autograph lineup that includes this sticker. Being a 'from_capsule' release frames it among the other autograph siblings from the same drop rather than an isolated event-only insert.

Applied to a weapon the sticker can be scraped thinner and removing it destroys the sticker, and each craft that upgrades or fixes placement consumes a copy. Clean stock therefore only thins; every application or craft is a one-way reduction in available pristine examples.

The sticker carries an Exotic grade and the rarity_tier labels it as high, placing it well above common and classified grades within the sticker hierarchy. That grading underpins why collectors treat pristine holo autographs from this capsule differently than ordinary papers.

Holo autographs like this one are often chosen for center-facing crafts because the film lifts the signature contrast and sits well against many weapon finishes. Collectors and crafters prefer Holo for visible placements since the sheen helps the autograph read from a distance, which feeds back into selective demand for untouched copies.

This piece belongs to the PGL Copenhagen 2024 era of releases and sits among the autograph lineage that Valve produced for that event. Its release in the Copenhagen 2024 Legends Autograph Capsule places it in the recent autograph wave rather than older, fixed-print autograph eras.