Sticker | Natus Vincere (Holo) | DreamHack 2014

This is the Holo team sticker for Natus Vincere from the DreamHack 2014 Legends (Holo/Foil) capsule, a Valve-designed team decal issued for the 2014 DreamHack Winter. It is not an autograph or community design but the official team mark packaged in the capsule run tied to that event.

The Holo finish here sits above Paper as the premium film for the set; within the DreamHack 2014 Legends ladder Holo is a step up in visual impact and perceived collectibility. Think of it as the polished variant collectors reach for when they want the design to pop on a weapon.

Market positioning for this sticker is in the premium bracket, reflecting its Holo film and capsule origin. For a collector that means it lives above budget and mid options in attention and demand, but below specialty finishes that sit at the absolute top of a set's ladder.

Collectors prize the Holo version because the film materially changes how the Natus Vincere mark reads on metal and darker skins; the light play and depth are what separate it from the base Paper issue. The premium finish_rank is what drives collectors to prefer this copy over the standard design.

This sticker is tied to 2014 DreamHack Winter, and the capsule name on release was DreamHack 2014 Legends (Holo/Foil). Event provenance is the anchor for supply and identity - the sticker exists because it was minted for that specific tournament capsule.

The decal carries the Natus Vincere org mark, and team loyalty is the simple demand engine here: buyers who collect NAVI branding or assemble team-themed loadouts focus on official team stickers first. That straightforward org recognition keeps steady interest for weapon builds and display pieces.

DreamHack 2014 Legends (Holo/Foil) was a tournament capsule, so the print run is fixed after release and the stock that remains is what the market works with. Over time clean, unopened sheets thin; supply is a permanent property because the capsule no longer drops.

An applied copy has already been stuck onto a weapon and shows the usual handling and adhesion risks; an unapplied, clean sticker preserves the film and edges for display or resale. Condition matters: collectors value clean, flat stock because it eliminates uncertainty about prior use and wear.

Combine Holo finish, capsule provenance, and the Natus Vincere identity and you get a sticker that works both as a display asset and a craft piece. For a long-term hold you're buying a capped supply premium film tied to a recognizable team rather than a run-of-the-mill base sticker.

Rarity is listed as Remarkable and the sticker sits in the mid rarity tier for stickers, a grade that supports steady collector interest without placing it in the top-most scarce strata. That classification underpins how the market treats availability versus demand for this Holo team piece.

Holo films like this one read strongly on glossy, dark skins where the light shift highlights the Natus Vincere mark; collectors often reserve premium finishes for centerpiece weapons. Well-placed Holos can define a craft, and that visual desirability cycles back into demand for clean examples.

When shopping look for an unapplied, flat Holo sheet with intact edges and minimal handling marks, and confirm the film type matches Holo rather than Paper. The live market price is shown in the price block on this page; use that panel for current valuation and trade decisions.