Sticker | NAF (Foil) | London 2018 is a Foil autograph of NAF for Team Liquid from the 2018 FACEIT London set. It carries full provenance and sits as a mid-tier foil collectible that many collectors chase for crafts and shelf display.
Sticker | NAF (Foil) | London 2018 is a Foil autograph of NAF for Team Liquid from the 2018 FACEIT London set. It carries full provenance and sits as a mid-tier foil collectible that many collectors chase for crafts and shelf display.
This is a Foil autograph sticker featuring NAF in Team Liquid colors, issued for the 2018 FACEIT London collection. It is an in-set autograph rather than a team or community design, presented in Valve's original artist work for that release.
The sticker uses a Foil film, which sits above the base paper and holo options in the common finish ladder for CS stickers. Within the usual hierarchy, Foil is a premium film that collectors prize for its sheen and how it reads on weapons compared with flatter films.
Collectors chase the Foil here because the film adds depth to NAF's signature and the Team Liquid motif, making the autograph stand out in inventory shots and on crafted weapons. The premium finish also separates it clearly from the base paper variant of the same design.
This item is positioned in a mid tier for value, meaning it lives above budget papers but below the top-tier grail finishes. For a collector that wants presence without chasing the absolute highest rung, it represents a sensible middle ground.
The sticker bears NAF's autograph and the Team Liquid identifier, so provenance is full and explicit on the face of the decal. That signed link to the player is the core provenance detail collectors look for when assessing authenticity and display appeal.
This sticker is tied to 2018 FACEIT London, the event printed on the release. Event provenance anchors the sticker to that specific tournament rollout and to the group of items released alongside it.
It was released in the London 2018 Returning Challengers Autograph Capsule, so its siblings are the autograph line from that capsule. Knowing the capsule tells you which other players and finishes were issued with it and which supply bucket this sticker shares.
Applied to a weapon the sticker accepts scrapes that thin the appearance and can be destroyed if removed; every craft consumes a copy of the sticker, so available clean stock only gets smaller with use. That one-way economy is why clean, unapplied copies are a different market than applied ones.
The sticker carries a Remarkable rarity grade, placing it in the middle of the sticker grading ladder rather than at the extreme top or bottom. That grade underpins how often clean examples show up and how it fits into collectors' sets.
Foil autographs like this are often chosen for center placements or on weapons with darker flats so the signature and foil reflect well in play and screenshots. Demand for particular crafts feeds back into desirability, especially when a foil autograph pairs cleanly with a popular weapon finish.
This piece comes from the London 2018 era of stickers and belongs to that tournament's autograph run. Its release sits alongside other returning challengers and autograph drops from that event, which collectors reference when building period-correct collections.
