Sticker | Lucky (Holo) | Shanghai 2024

This is a Holo Autograph for Lucky tied to his 3DMAX signature in the Perfect World Shanghai 2024 release. It is the Holo version of the autograph design and comes from the Shanghai 2024 Legends Autograph Capsule, not a team or community non-autograph.

Holo sits above the paper base in the finish ladder for this set, occupying a premium position relative to standard films. In Valve's usual hierarchy Holo is treated as a collector upgrade below the topmost exhibition finishes but clearly ahead of plain Paper stock for rarity and visual interest.

Collectors reach for the Holo here because it elevates Lucky's signature beyond the base autograph look, giving stronger face appeal under light and a cleaner presentation on weapons. The finish_rank for this sticker is premium, so demand concentrates on clean, well-preserved examples rather than heavily handled copies.

This is Lucky's autograph, tied to his slot on team 3DMAX, and the full provenance label confirms it was issued as an authentic in-set autograph. That direct player link is the primary provenance collectors use when sorting autographs for a roster or single-player collection.

It originates from the Shanghai 2024 Legends Autograph Capsule, which groups this sticker with the other autograph drops from the Perfect World Shanghai 2024 program. Being from that capsule places it among the set's autograph siblings and fixes its origin to that single release.

Applied stickers can be scraped thinner as they wear and removing one destroys it outright, and every craft consumes a copy. Clean, unused stock only shrinks over time as applied and crafted copies leave the market, so unmodified examples are the durable supply collectors chase.

This sticker carries a high rarity tier and is graded above common and typical issues, putting it into the upper bands of the sticker ladder for scarcity. That grade underpins why collectors treat tidy examples as more durable inventory compared with lower tier prints.

Holo autographs like Lucky's are favored for crafts because the film holds light well on prominent weapon canvases, especially glossy finishes and curated loadouts. Collectors who craft look for alignment, centering, and minimal pre-existing wear so the Holo signature reads crisply after the craft burns a copy.

This piece belongs to the Perfect World Shanghai 2024 era and was released through Valve's set for that event, placing it among the mid recent autograph waves where event-linked autograph capsules were produced. Its standing comes from that release context rather than any external scene labeling.