Sticker | MAJ3R (Glitter) | Copenhagen 2024

This is a Glitter-finish autograph of MAJ3R tied to the Copenhagen 2024 set; it is an autograph sticker issued for Eternal Fire in the Copenhagen 2024 Challengers Autograph Capsule. The piece is flagged as a Remarkable rarity and was designed by Valve, so you are buying the player signature, the team badge, and the event linkage in one collectible.

Glitter sits above Paper and Holo in the usual finish ladder for a set and below the top-tier finishes collectors chase; it is a premium film in this lineup. Compared to the base paper, Glitter alters contrast and sparkle in a way signatures pop more on craft work, which is why it sits where it does in the hierarchy.

This sticker is slotted into the budget-to-mid bracket, so expect it to trade as an accessible autograph rather than a headline grail. For collectors that want an autograph with a fancier film without stretching to the top-tier rarities, this is the reasonable middle ground.

The sticker is tied to PGL Copenhagen 2024 and is part of the Copenhagen 2024 Challengers Autograph Capsule. Event provenance matters because the capsule name and drop context are what fix the print and link the autograph to that moment of release.

Capsules issued for an event like Copenhagen 2024 are finite and stop dropping after they are retired, so the print is fixed from the moment of release and clean stock only thins as copies get applied or removed from circulation. That permanent cap is the baseline scarcity you trade on when you hold an autograph from a tournament capsule.

An applied copy has been attached to a weapon and will show the application position and any wear from gameplay, while a clean, unapplied sticker remains on stock and keeps its original backing. Collectors prize unapplied copies for condition-sensitive collections and for crafts where placement needs to be perfect; applied copies are valued differently because they are part of a finished loadout.

What keeps interest here is the pairing of a recognized player autograph, full event provenance, and a Glitter film that lifts presentation without reaching the rarest finishes. For a long-term hold this sticker makes sense if you want an autograph that reads premium visually but stays within a mid rarity, especially in a thinner market where liquidity is not the primary goal.

Glitter signatures tend to catch light and anchor a weapon craft, so builders often reserve these finishes for focal points like butts or top faces where the signature aligns with the artwork. That practical demand for display-friendly finishes feeds back into desirability among crafters who want an autograph that remains visible and crisp after application.

When buying, verify the sticker is unapplied and that the finish is clearly listed as Glitter, since condition and film are the main differentiators here. The live price block on the page shows current market pricing and is where you should check the moment-to-moment asking level before committing.