Sticker | Mahjong Rooster

Sticker | Mahjong Rooster is a Paper community sticker from the Perfect World Sticker Capsule 1, designed by Valve. A base-film workshop piece with High Grade rarity, it sits in the budget bracket and is primarily traded in thinner markets rather than high-liquidity pools.

Paper
Sticker | Mahjong Rooster CS2 sticker
Film
Paper
Popularity
55%
Designer
Valve
Released
September 14th, 2017
Update
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Community Rating

4.5
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Sticker | Mahjong Rooster

Sticker | Mahjong Rooster is a Paper community sticker from the Perfect World Sticker Capsule 1, designed by Valve. A base-film workshop piece with High Grade rarity, it sits in the budget bracket and is primarily traded in thinner markets rather than high-liquidity pools.

Sticker | Mahjong Rooster price

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$0.27
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$1.73
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1Y change
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Liquidity

How quickly this sticker converts to cash
70%
High
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Perfect World Sticker Capsule 1
Found in
Perfect World Sticker Capsule 1

Description

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What this sticker is

Sticker | Mahjong Rooster is a Paper finish community sticker from the Perfect World Sticker Capsule 1. It is not an autograph or team decal but a workshop-style artwork issued by Valve for that capsule release.

The finish and how films rank

This is a Paper film, the base finish for the set. Within the finish ladder Paper sits below Holo, Foil, Glitter and Gold variants, so its film position is the entry point collectors expect for a capsule's artwork line.

Where it sits by value

The label places this sticker in the budget bracket, which means it trades in the lower end of a set's value spectrum. For collectors that target cheap crafts or full-set builds, budget stickers like this are the practical choice rather than centerpiece investments.

A community design

This is a community artwork sticker rather than a player signature or team logo, created by Valve as the credited designer. The subject is a Mahjong Rooster motif presented as a purely decorative emblem for players to apply and display.

The capsule it came from

It was released in the Perfect World Sticker Capsule 1, so it belongs to that capsule's roster of community and artwork stickers. Its siblings share the same release path and supply constraints that come from that capsule origin.

How stickers work

Applied stickers are single-use decorations: when you put one on a weapon the applied layer can be scraped thinner and the original sticker is consumed if removed. Every craft or application burns a copy of the stock, so available clean items only shrink over time.

Its rarity grade

The sticker carries a High Grade rarity, which places it on the lower-to-middle rung of the standard rarity ladder that runs up to Contraband. That grade underpins modest scarcity relative to more elevated rarity tiers and informs how collectors categorize it.

Craft and placement

Collectors typically use a Paper community sticker like this for budget crafts or to fill themed loadouts where a non-signed artwork is desired. Because Paper is the base film, buyers often prefer multiple copies for aggressive placement and experimentation without sacrificing higher-tier finishes.

Where it sits in sticker history

Released by Valve as part of the Perfect World Sticker Capsule 1 and credited to Valve's design, this sticker belongs to the late cycle of community capsule releases around the September 14th, 2017 launch. Its timing and capsule origin place it among workshop-driven offerings from that period.

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Common questions about Sticker | Mahjong Rooster

Answers compiled from the Skins.Cash trading desk
What exactly is this item?
This is Sticker | Mahjong Rooster, a Paper finish community sticker from the Perfect World Sticker Capsule 1, designed by Valve and issued as a High Grade artwork.
What determines its market value?
Value here is driven by its Paper finish, High Grade rarity, and the capsule supply dynamics; provenance is not a factor for this piece. Check the live price block on the page for the current market level, which reflects those drivers in real time.
Which finish does this have and how does it compare to others?
This sticker is Paper, the base film for its set. Paper sits below premium films like Holo, Foil, Glitter and Gold, so those alternative finishes occupy the higher rungs in the same lineup.
Where should I buy a clean copy?
Buy a clean, unapplied copy from the market listings or from the marketplace shown on this page and consult the live price block for current asks. If you plan to craft, confirm stock condition before purchase because every craft consumes a copy.
What does the Mahjong Rooster depict and who made it?
The sticker depicts a Mahjong Rooster artwork and is credited to Valve as the designer, classifying it as an official community-style decal rather than a signed or team emblem.
Is it worth keeping in my collection?
That depends on your aims: as a Paper High Grade community sticker with a budget profile it fits well for theme builds and low-cost crafts, but it lacks the premium finishes or provenance that typically drive collector-grade holds.
Which capsule did this come from and does it still drop?
It comes from the Perfect World Sticker Capsule 1. Tournament and capsule drops are discontinued once a capsule's run ends, so the sticker exists as a fixed supply from that issuance.
Can I remove or reapply a sticker after I put it on a weapon?
Once applied a sticker can be scraped down and will be destroyed if removed, and every craft or application consumes a copy of the sticker. In short, apply carefully because clean stock only decreases with use.
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