Sticker | mir | Copenhagen 2024

This is a Paper autograph sticker for mir on Virtus.Pro from the PGL Copenhagen 2024 set. It is an autograph kind rather than a team or community design, produced by Valve for the Copenhagen 2024 Legends Autograph Capsule and released alongside that event.

The film here is Paper, the base finish for the set and the entry point on the ladder. In the usual hierarchy Paper sits below premium films like Holo and Foil, which collectors treat as stepped-up variants within the same release.

Market shape for this piece lands in the budget bracket, so it sits well below mid and premium peers from the same capsule. For collectors that focus on filling autograph walls without chasing top-tier finishes, these are the practical buys.

The sticker carries mir's autograph and is tied to his Virtus.Pro identity as presented in the Copenhagen 2024 release. That full provenance is what anchors collector interest more than the base film alone.

This autograph was distributed in the Copenhagen 2024 Legends Autograph Capsule, which groups the set's player signatures together. Its capsule origin places it with the capsule's other autographs and determines the immediate sibling pool collectors compare it to.

Applied stickers become one-way changes on a weapon: scraping reduces the film and removing a sticker destroys it. Every craft consumes a copy, so available clean stock only grows thinner as items are applied or used in crafting.

The sticker is labelled High Grade in the set's rarity ladder, placing it above base collectors' tiers and below the highest rarity classes. That grade is the structural layer under which finish and provenance translate into collector interest.

Collectors craft autographs like this onto favored weapon canvases to highlight a signature rather than the film, and Paper autographs are commonly used as economical craft material when the signature is the focus. Clean, unapplied examples are preferred for trophy builds because every craft or application removes potential supply.

This piece is part of the PGL Copenhagen 2024 release cycle and reflects Valve's autograph runs from that event's capsule. As a 2024-era autograph it belongs to the recent string of event autograph drops and should be read in that release context rather than older eras.