Sticker | LNZ (Holo) | Stockholm 2021

This is a Holo autograph sticker: the LNZ signature applied to the Ninjas in Pyjamas paint job and released as part of the Stockholm 2021 Finalists Autograph Capsule. It is an event-tied autograph issued by Valve and sold in the same run as the other finalists' signatures.

Holo sits above the base paper film for this set and below the rarer, top-tier film finishes collectors chase. Within the Stockholm 2021 lineup it occupies the premium tier of visual treatments, giving the art a sheen and depth paper lacks while remaining distinct from gold or lenticular specials.

Collectors prize this Holo because it lifts a signature visually without moving into the very top film bracket; it reads clean on most weapon finishes and reproduces ink detail better than paper. For those building autograph sets from the Stockholm 2021 run, Holo versions are the obvious step up from base copies and therefore draw steady attention.

The sticker carries LNZ's autograph and is explicitly tied to Ninjas in Pyjamas, which anchors the piece to that player and team lineage. Full provenance on this run means each copy traces back to the original capsule distribution, which is often decisive for collectors focusing on certified autographs.

This autograph was released in the Stockholm 2021 Finalists Autograph Capsule, so it shares source with the other finalists' signatures from that capsule. That common origin groups it with siblings from the same drop and defines the universe of comparable stickers for set-building.

Applied to a weapon the sticker becomes part of that skin: scraping reduces its thickness and removing it destroys the item permanently. Every craft that uses this sticker consumes a copy from clean stock, so un-applied, mint copies only grow rarer as people craft.

The sticker carries a Remarkable rarity grade and sits in the middle tier of sticker grades for collectors who sort by rarity. That grade underpins the card's relative scarcity compared with the lower paper examples and the higher, fixed-print elite finishes.

Holo autographs like LNZ's are popular for weapon crafts because the film interacts with metallic and glossy skins to make signatures pop, especially on front-face placements. Collectors and crafters favor clean, unapplied copies for those jobs since applied copies lose a unit of clean stock and the best-looking crafts require the un-scraped film.

This piece comes from the Stockholm 2021 release, placing it within the recent era of event autograph capsules distributed by Valve. As part of that specific Stockholm 2021 drop it belongs to the cohort of finalist autographs collectors compare when assembling event-specific sets.