Sticker | MIBR (Gold) | Berlin 2019 is the Gold team sticker from the 2019 StarLadder Berlin set, a top-tier finish for the MIBR org. With Valve as the designer and Exotic rarity, it sits at the very top of the film ladder and carries partial provenance for collectors who track origin.
Sticker | MIBR (Gold) | Berlin 2019 is the Gold team sticker from the 2019 StarLadder Berlin set, a top-tier finish for the MIBR org. With Valve as the designer and Exotic rarity, it sits at the very top of the film ladder and carries partial provenance for collectors who track origin.
Sticker | MIBR (Gold) | Berlin 2019 is the Gold finish team sticker for MIBR issued for the 2019 StarLadder Berlin set. It is a team sticker rather than an autograph or community piece, designed by Valve and released as part of the standalone capsule for that tournament.
Gold is the top film in the usual finish ladder for these sets, sitting above Paper, Holo, Foil and Glitter variants. Within this capsule hierarchy Gold occupies the premium slot collectors single out when they want the rarest film profile from the set.
Collectors chase Gold for its scarcity and the clean, showy look it gives a team badge; the finish_rank for this sticker places it at the top of the ladder, so it carries collector attention that the base paper lacks. Partial provenance here nudges interest further because it confirms part of the sticker's issuance without implying full provenance tracing.
This sticker is tied to 2019 StarLadder Berlin, and the event name is part of the sticker identity. Event provenance matters because collectors prefer stickers that can be tied directly to a given tournament capsule and release, and this one is clearly stamped to that set.
The mark is the official MIBR team badge; that org mark is what drives loyalty-based demand. Team collectors and fans who craft for team-specific builds will look for this sticker as an emblem of MIBR on their weapon skins.
As a standalone capsule issue, supply trickles through drops and secondary-market listings rather than ongoing capsule circulation. Everyday availability is shaped by how many Gold prints remain unopened or resurfacing from applied collections, and by the Exotic rarity stamped on the item.
An applied sticker has been stuck to a weapon and shows that use, while an unapplied clean example remains on its original stock and carries more appeal for collectors who want pristine provenance. Condition matters here: an unapplied Gold preserves the film and the badge without the wear or placement choices that applied copies show.
For long-term holds this sticker combines a top-rung finish, Exotic rarity, and partial provenance tied to a clear tournament capsule. Those three elements together are what usually justify keeping a clean example rather than flipping an applied copy the moment it surfaces.
Gold team stickers like this one photograph well on dark, high-contrast skins and are often chosen for centerpiece placements on weapons. That visible demand from crafters increases interest in unapplied Golds, since a clean copy lets a buyer decide placement without preexisting choices or wear.
When buying look specifically for an unapplied Gold copy and verify the Exotic designation and Valve design attribution. The current market price is shown in the live price block on this page, which reflects finish, provenance and availability in real time.
