Sticker | KRIMZ (Holo) | Budapest 2025 is a Holo autograph released from the Budapest 2025 Contenders Autograph Capsule tied to StarLadder Budapest 2025. It carries full provenance and an Exotic rarity label, a premium-film autograph that collectors treat as a focused play for long-term completeness rather than instant liquidity.
Sticker | KRIMZ (Holo) | Budapest 2025 is a Holo autograph released from the Budapest 2025 Contenders Autograph Capsule tied to StarLadder Budapest 2025. It carries full provenance and an Exotic rarity label, a premium-film autograph that collectors treat as a focused play for long-term completeness rather than instant liquidity.
This is the Holo autograph for KRIMZ representing Fnatic from the Budapest 2025 Contenders Autograph Capsule, released for the StarLadder Budapest 2025 set. It is an autographed player sticker produced by Valve and issued as part of that capsule's Exotic-tier release, intended for collectors who prioritise signed pieces over team or community-only items.
The sticker carries the Holo film, which in the standard finish ladder sits above Paper and below the rarer Foil or Gold treatments for most sets. As a Holo autograph, it reads as a premium film within this capsule's hierarchy and will show the light-play and sheen collectors expect from a step up from base stock.
Labeled on a budget price tier, this item trades in the lower end of collectible brackets despite its premium finish and Exotic rarity designation. For collectors that track exposure and risk, that bracket means easier entry relative to higher-priced peers while still offering a clear provenance-backed autograph to hold or flip as interest changes.
This sticker is tied to StarLadder Budapest 2025 and originates from the Budapest 2025 Contenders Autograph Capsule, so provenance is explicit to that event and capsule. Event provenance is what links a sticker to a single print run and a moment of issuance, and here the capsule name and tournament name are the reference points collectors use.
Because this came from a named tournament capsule, the print run is fixed at issuance and no additional drops come from that capsule after release. That permanence means clean stock only thins over time through trades and crafts, a structural scarcity independent of short-term market moves.
An applied copy has been permanently attached to a weapon and is mechanically distinct from an unapplied, clean sticker; applied examples bear the wear and placement choices of the crafter, while unapplied copies retain factory edges and adhesive. For collectors prioritising condition, an unapplied, unused sticker preserves that original state and usually carries more interest than an applied one.
Collectors look here for the combination of autograph provenance, the Holo finish, and the capsule-backed print control; those three factors create a neat long-term narrative for a KRIMZ piece on Fnatic from Budapest 2025. Given the label set, it suits someone building player autograph depth or rounding out a venue-specific collection where a clean Holo autograph slots into a broader roster of holdings.
KRIMZ's Holo autograph is easy to read on most wraps and favours weapons with solid contrast where the Holo sheen can pop without visual clutter. Collectors and crafters will often place it on canvases that let the signature sit central and unobstructed, since clear signature visibility is what sustains demand among both display-oriented buyers and those layering multiple event pieces.
When shopping, prioritise an unapplied, clean example in Holo finish and confirm the capsule provenance listed on the page matches the Budapest 2025 Contenders Autograph Capsule. The live market price is displayed in the price block on this page, which is where current asking levels and recent activity are shown for immediate reference.