A Paper autograph for jL from the Copenhagen 2024 Champions Autograph Capsule, signed for Natus Vincere and released alongside the PGL Copenhagen 2024 set. Paper autographs are the base film for a Champions autograph run, and this example carries full provenance and High Grade rarity on the sticker itself.
A Paper autograph for jL from the Copenhagen 2024 Champions Autograph Capsule, signed for Natus Vincere and released alongside the PGL Copenhagen 2024 set. Paper autographs are the base film for a Champions autograph run, and this example carries full provenance and High Grade rarity on the sticker itself.
This is a Paper autograph of jL in Natus Vincere trim, issued as part of the Copenhagen 2024 Champions Autograph Capsule for PGL Copenhagen 2024. The sticker is an autograph kind with Valve listed as designer and the sticker's rarity is High Grade, making it a signed event issue rather than a team or community spray.
Paper is the base film for this autograph run and sits below premium films like Holo, Foil, Glitter and Gold in the set's hierarchy. As the entry-level finish it reads flat in-hand compared with reflective alternatives, but it is the canonical collectible for many who chase autographs from a capsule.
This sticker sits in the budget bracket of its capsule's pricing ladder, so collectors should expect it to trade below the premium finishes from the same drop. That placement makes it accessible to builders of autograph collections while still representing a legitimate event-signed piece.
The sticker is tied to PGL Copenhagen 2024, and its capsule identity is Copenhagen 2024 Champions Autograph Capsule. Event provenance is what ties a sticker to a specific capsule run, which collectors use to track supply and authenticity across sets.
Because this is a tournament capsule release, the print is fixed once the capsule stops dropping and clean stock only thins through circulation and applied copies. The finite nature of capsule runs creates a permanent supply ceiling that matters more over the long term than short-term trade swings.
An applied sticker has been glued to an in-game weapon and shows that it has been used; an unapplied, clean copy remains on its backing and is preferred by those who grade for condition or seek craft-ready stock. Condition and whether a sticker is unapplied are primary concerns for collectors, especially for autographs where signature clarity matters.
Collectors will lean on the combination of autograph provenance, the Copenhagen 2024 capsule identity, and the Paper finish when deciding to hold this piece. For someone building a signed Natus Vincere collection or a PGL Copenhagen 2024 set, this sticker is a logical, lower-cost entry that still carries the event signature.
Paper autographs sit flatter on weapons, which makes them straightforward for clean crafts where signature visibility is the goal. While reflective finishes sometimes attract more attention in flashy builds, Paper keeps the autograph legible and predictable in placement, a useful trait for careful craft work.
When buying, prioritize an unapplied, clean Paper copy and verify the autograph looks intact on the backing; that is what preserves grading and craft options. The live market price is shown in the price block on this page, so use that as the source for current valuation before you buy.

