Sticker | mousesports | DreamHack 2014 is a Paper team sticker from the DreamHack 2014 set, produced under Valve's design. As a base-film team emblem with High Grade rarity and standalone capsule status, it sits on the accessible end of the finish ladder while still carrying collector interest tied to its event origin.
Sticker | mousesports | DreamHack 2014 is a Paper team sticker from the DreamHack 2014 set, produced under Valve's design. As a base-film team emblem with High Grade rarity and standalone capsule status, it sits on the accessible end of the finish ladder while still carrying collector interest tied to its event origin.
This is the Paper team sticker for mousesports from the DreamHack 2014 set, issued as a team emblem rather than an autograph or community design and created by Valve. It reads plainly as a base-film team piece tied to that DreamHack release and carries the High Grade badge within its sticker family.
The sticker is Paper, the base finish for this capsule's film ladder; Paper sits below Holo, Foil and special premium films for the same set. That placement means collectors treat it as the entry-level film while rarer treatments occupy the top rungs.
Copies arrive through whatever retail or post-release distribution held the DreamHack 2014 drop and then circulate between players and collectors on secondary markets. Because it is a team Paper from a standalone capsule, everyday supply is driven by leftover clean stock and the flow of applied examples returning into trade channels.
Once applied to a weapon a sticker can be scraped to reduce visible wear and will be destroyed if removed; every craft that uses this sticker consumes a copy from clean stock. That mechanic means unapplied examples are a shrinking resource as crafts and scrapes happen.
This sticker carries a High Grade rarity, positioning it above common tiers but below rare and contraband levels within Valve's rarity hierarchy. High Grade status is a qualitative anchor collectors use when comparing it to both lower- and higher-graded pieces in the same era.
Collectors who craft look at how this Paper team emblem sits on specific weapon canvases and how its colors read against popular finishes; team stickers often work cleanest on canvases where the logo silhouette remains clear. Paper is usable for crafts but the pull for premium films or signed items usually outstrips plain Paper when layout and contrast are the intent.
This is a DreamHack 2014-era team sticker, placed squarely in the early modern era of valve-issued event stickers and designed by Valve. Its standing comes from that release context rather than any later capsule lineage, and collectors reference its DreamHack origin when cataloging era pieces.
When hunting a clean example check that the listing specifies an unapplied Paper copy and that the art is undamaged; the live price block on this page shows current market value. Use the price block for any transactional decision since it reflects the market rather than static commentary.
An applied copy means the sticker is already on a weapon and therefore affected by scrape and craft mechanics, while a clean/unapplied sticker remains intact and transferable as a full unit. Condition and unapplied status matter because every application or craft reduces available clean stock and changes desirability for collectors.
