Sticker | Jerry (Holo) | Antwerp 2022

This is the Holo autograph for Jerry, issued as part of the Antwerp 2022 Challengers Autograph Capsule and tied to the 2022 PGL Antwerp set. It's an official Valve-designed autograph sticker that carries the player name, team and event as its identity rather than being a community or team-only decal.

Holo sits above the base paper film in the finish hierarchy for sticker sets, positioned as a premium film without entering the topmost exclusive finishes. Think of it as a visible step up from paper in sheen and depth while staying below the ultra-rare metallic and specialty films in the overall ladder.

Collectors chase the Holo because it markedly improves the presentation of the signature and design compared with the paper variant, making crafts and displays read cleaner under light. The finish_rank here is premium, so demand comes from people looking for that upgraded look without moving into the rarest finish rungs.

This is Jerry's autograph, representing his time with forZe eSports, and the full provenance label confirms the print carries authentic production lineage. That direct player tie is what anchors interest: it's the signature, the team badge, and the event stamp all in one sticker.

It was released from the Antwerp 2022 Challengers Autograph Capsule, which groups this autograph with the other Challenger autographs from the same event. Being a capsule release means it's part of a clear sibling set collectors reference when assembling event runs or completing autograph groups.

Once applied to a weapon a sticker can be scraped thinner through in-game scraping and will be destroyed if removed; every craft or application consumes a copy. Clean, unapplied stock is finite in circulation because every use or craft reduces the number of intact stickers available.

The sticker carries an Exotic rarity designation and the rarity_tier here is high, placing it well above common and classified grades within sticker grading. That classification underpins collectibility: fewer copies and higher rarity combine to support collector interest rather than price guarantees.

Holo autographs like this are often chosen for crafts because the film lifts signatures and team marks without overpowering the weapon finish, so collectors pick placements that show off the holo sheen and the autograph simultaneously. Crafts burn copies, so demand for well-matched placements feeds back into how many mint examples remain for the market.

This piece belongs to the 2022 PGL Antwerp release cycle and sits with the Challengers-era autograph lineup from that event, making it part of a distinct seasonal drop. Its standing is tied to that release and to the Antwerp 2022 capsule identity rather than any broader scene-era label.