Sticker | mou | Krakow 2017 is the Paper autograph of mou from the Krakow 2017 Legends Autograph Capsule. It's a base-film, full-provenance autograph tied to Gambit Esports from the 2017 PGL Krakow set, a straightforward pick for archive or budget craft runs.
Sticker | mou | Krakow 2017 is the Paper autograph of mou from the Krakow 2017 Legends Autograph Capsule. It's a base-film, full-provenance autograph tied to Gambit Esports from the 2017 PGL Krakow set, a straightforward pick for archive or budget craft runs.
This is the Paper finish autograph of mou, issued as Sticker | mou | Krakow 2017 and attached to the 2017 PGL Krakow collection. It is a team-linked autograph item rather than a community or purely decorative decal, and its identity is driven by the player, the Gambit Esports connection, and the Krakow 2017 capsule origin.
Paper sits at the base of the film ladder for the set; it is the entry film beneath premium treatments. Holo, Foil, Glitter and Gold versions of the same stamp occupy higher rungs, so Paper is the plainest film visually and collector-wise within that hierarchy.
This sticker lives in the budget bracket, so it's the accessible end of the autograph market for this capsule. For collectors that want mou's autograph without stretching into premium finishes, it's the practical choice and often the easiest way to secure that signature for a collection or craft pool.
The sticker carries mou's autograph and is tied to Gambit Esports, which is the concrete provenance collectors prize here. Full provenance is present on this piece, and that linking to player and team is the primary provenance signal that underwrites collector interest.
It was released in the Krakow 2017 Legends Autograph Capsule, so it sits alongside other Legends autographs from that capsule run. Being from that capsule places it in a focused autograph set rather than a general sticker capsule, which shapes how collectors compare it to siblings.
Applied to a weapon the sticker becomes progressively thinner when you scrape it, and removal destroys the applied sticker entirely. Every craft consumes a copy from clean stock, so unused, untouched examples are a shrinking resource as collectors and crafters use them on weapons.
The in-game rarity is listed as High Grade, placing it in the lower half of the rarity ladder compared with top-tier contraband or limited-run grades. That High Grade tag is a modest rarity signal: collectible, but not one of the scarce headline grades.
Paper autographs like this are commonly used in bulk crafts or on budget builds where the signature is the focal point rather than an expensive foil treatment. Players tend to pick placement that shows the autograph clearly on common skins, and the low-film visual keeps craft costs focused on copies rather than finish premiums.
It belongs to the Krakow 2017 era of stickers and comes from Valve's Legends autograph capsule for that event, so it's part of the mid-era autograph runs collectors reference from that tournament cycle. That placement gives it straightforward historical footing: a standard-era autograph tied to a specific event capsule.
