Sticker | Ninjas in Pyjamas (Holo) | DreamHack 2014 is the Holo team sticker from the DreamHack 2014 set, showing the Ninjas in Pyjamas emblem in a premium film. Its Holo finish and partial provenance are what collectors look at when sorting midshelf, high-value team pieces.
Sticker | Ninjas in Pyjamas (Holo) | DreamHack 2014 is the Holo team sticker from the DreamHack 2014 set, showing the Ninjas in Pyjamas emblem in a premium film. Its Holo finish and partial provenance are what collectors look at when sorting midshelf, high-value team pieces.
This is the Holo team sticker for Ninjas in Pyjamas from the 2014 DreamHack Winter set, released as part of the tournament's sticker line. It is the Holo finish of the team emblem, not an autograph or community design, and carries the set identity used in the DreamHack 2014 drops.
Holo sits above the Paper base film in the finish ladder for this set and is treated as a premium film relative to plain stock. Within common collector hierarchy it is below top-tier special finishes but well above the unadorned version of the same art.
Collectors chase Holo on Ninjas in Pyjamas for the visual depth it gives the emblem and because it upgrades the same artwork into the premium band of the set. The finish reflects more light and registers more on skinned weapons, which is why many buyers prefer it over the Paper twin.
This sticker sits in the premium bracket for its set, carrying expectations of stronger demand than budget or mid items while not occupying the very top grail tier. For a collector that means it behaves as a meaningful upgrade from base stock without being the rarest ladder rung.
The Ninjas in Pyjamas mark is the whole point here: team loyalty and logo recognition are what drive steady interest in team stickers. Buyers who lean toward org emblems will target this Holo for crafts or to match a themed inventory.
This piece comes from the 2014 DreamHack Winter tournament and is tied to that event's sticker series. Event provenance matters because collectors often catalogue by set origin, and the DreamHack 2014 label places this sticker with that tournament's siblings.
It was released in the DreamHack 2014 Legends (Holo/Foil) capsule, so it shares its release ladder with the other Holo and Foil items from that drop. Being from a named capsule means its siblings and alternate films are all part of the same collectible universe.
Applied stickers are consumable: scraping reduces film thickness and removing a sticker destroys it, and every craft consumes a copy of the sticker. That makes untouched, clean stock the only supply that ever shrinks without replacement.
The sticker carries a Remarkable rarity grade, placing it in the mid area of the rarity ladder rather than among the common or contraband extremes. That grade underpins its relative scarcity versus paper commons and supports why higher finishes carry more attention.
This Ninjas in Pyjamas Holo appeals to collectors who value finish, team provenance, and a mid-tier rarity that still moves. Partial provenance here adds interest for those tracking applied history or origin, so it works both as a hold and as a craft candidate depending on your strategy.
Holo films show up well on darker skins and tend to be chosen for chest or back-of-weapon placements where the holo reflections read cleanly. Craft-minded collectors favor Holo team emblems because the film lifts the logo without obscuring the base artwork, which in turn supports steady demand for applied examples.
As part of the DreamHack 2014 release, this sticker sits in the era of early tournament capsule drops and represents that wave of team Holo offerings. Its place in that set shapes how collectors see it: not a modern novelty, but part of a defined, older capsule run that collectors reference when building chronological collections.
