Sticker | Jimpphat (Holo) | Copenhagen 2024 is a Holo autograph of MOUZ's Jimpphat from the PGL Copenhagen 2024 capsule. A premium-film autograph with full provenance, it sits in the budget price bracket for collectors watching thin-market pieces from that drop.
Sticker | Jimpphat (Holo) | Copenhagen 2024 is a Holo autograph of MOUZ's Jimpphat from the PGL Copenhagen 2024 capsule. A premium-film autograph with full provenance, it sits in the budget price bracket for collectors watching thin-market pieces from that drop.
This is the Holo autograph variant for Jimpphat in the Copenhagen 2024 Legends Autograph Capsule, issued for PGL Copenhagen 2024 and representing MOUZ with a designer credit to Valve. It is an Autograph kind rather than a team or community decal, carried by the Exotic rarity stock for that capsule and released alongside the event's autograph lineup.
The sticker uses the Holo film, which sits above base Paper in the finish ladder and below higher-tier specialty films. Within the set hierarchy Holo is the recognizable premium step up from paper and is the primary premium finish collectors target when they want something visually richer without moving into top-tier specialty finishes.
This Jimpphat Holo registers inside the budget tier of the capsule's value ladder, so it will generally trade below the mid and premium rungs for the same autograph series. For a collector that means accessible entry to an Exotic autograph with premium film and full provenance, especially in a thin-market profile where supply and demand can swing more easily.
The sticker is tied to PGL Copenhagen 2024 and carries that event provenance through the Copenhagen 2024 Legends Autograph Capsule identity. Event provenance matters here because this is a capsule-issued autograph that links the artwork and signature directly to that release rather than to an open production line or later commemorative drop.
Supply is fixed by the Copenhagen 2024 Legends Autograph Capsule run, so once the capsule distribution stopped there were no further identical prints released. That fixed print plus a limited pool of clean stock means the available unapplied copies only gets thinner as collectors apply or hold them.
An applied copy has been glued onto a weapon and is functionally a different collectible from an unapplied, tradable sticker; condition and placement matter for applied pieces, but unapplied copies preserve the original card and are the clean reference for grading and resale. Collectors chasing full-provenance, high-condition examples prioritize unapplied stock because it preserves the factory state and the designer plate intact.
What makes this Jimpphat Holo interesting is the convergence of autograph provenance, a premium Holo film, and a high rarity tier in a capsule that now sits as a closed release. For long-term holds that prefer pedigreed autographs without premium-film extremes, this sits as a pragmatic collectible: clear provenance, visible finish, and a capped print run that supports a steady narrative for collectors.
Holo autographs like this one map well to weapon crafts because the film catches light without overpowering the weapon finish, and an autograph signature from a team player such as Jimpphat adds identifiable flair. Collectors who assemble themed kits often pick Holo autographs for balance-visible signature, good contrast, and reliable presentation that keeps the craft legible and marketable.
When hunting an unapplied Jimpphat Holo check that the listing explicitly states the sticker is clean/unapplied, confirm the Holo finish, and inspect images for edge wear or factory blemishes. The current market price is shown in the live price block on this page, which reflects the market's view of finish, provenance, and the capsule's supply status.
