Sticker | Moseyuh | Budapest 2025

This is a Paper Autograph from StarLadder Budapest 2025: an official signature sticker for Moseyuh in Tyloo colours, issued as part of the event autograph rollout. It's the entry-level film for an autograph item, carrying the player name and team treatment rather than a team-only or community design.

Paper sits at the base of the finish ladder for this set; it's the standard film that all other premium variants sit above. Holo, Foil, Glitter and Gold occupy higher rungs, with special lenticular or embroidered pieces above those, so Paper is the straightforward, utilitarian option collectors expect for everyday display and crafts.

Tagged in the budget bracket, this sticker lives on the accessible side of the market compared with mid or premium autograph lines. That placement makes it a practical pick for collectors who want the signature without committing to higher-finish scarcity or expense.

The signature is Moseyuh's and it carries Tyloo branding, which ties the piece directly to that player-team pairing. Full provenance is present, so the autograph provenance is intact and that single-player connection is the primary provenance driver here.

This sticker was issued in the Budapest 2025 Challengers Autograph Capsule, so its siblings are other event autographs rather than legacy or community stickers. Being from that capsule means it shares release timing and availability with the event's autograph cohort.

Once applied to a weapon a sticker can be scraped thinner and the process is one-way: scraping reduces the film and removing a sticker destroys it. Crafts consume copies when used, and clean, unapplied stock is the finite pool collectors draw from for crafting and holding.

The sticker carries a High Grade rarity classification within the set hierarchy, which places it above base-grade commons but below the top contraband or ultra-rare tiers. That grade underpins expectations around how often clean examples turn up versus the rarer grades collectors chase.

Paper autographs like this are common craft choices because the signature reads well on a clean film and won't overpower darker skins. Collectors preferring subtle name placement or team alignment will find this finish useful, and demand for certain crafts pushes applied copies out of circulation over time.

This is part of the StarLadder Budapest 2025 autograph wave, a recent event release in the ongoing autograph capsule tradition. Its placement in that event's rollout frames it as a contemporary autograph issue rather than a vintage or early-era piece.