Sticker | Nodios | Copenhagen 2024 is the Paper autograph of ECSTATIC's Nodios from the PGL Copenhagen 2024 set, issued through the Copenhagen 2024 Contenders Autograph Capsule. It carries full provenance and sits at the base film for this release, a straightforward pick for collectors focused on signatures rather than premium finishes.
Sticker | Nodios | Copenhagen 2024 is the Paper autograph of ECSTATIC's Nodios from the PGL Copenhagen 2024 set, issued through the Copenhagen 2024 Contenders Autograph Capsule. It carries full provenance and sits at the base film for this release, a straightforward pick for collectors focused on signatures rather than premium finishes.
This is the Paper Autograph of Nodios representing team ECSTATIC from the PGL Copenhagen 2024 release, distributed through the Copenhagen 2024 Contenders Autograph Capsule. It is an autograph sticker, signed for the set and issued with full provenance, so the signature authenticity is part of the package.
Paper is the base film for the set and sits below Holo, Foil, Glitter, and Gold in the finish ladder for Copenhagen 2024 stickers. As the ground-level film it reads flat on most skins and keeps attention on the signature rather than reflective effects or metallic weight.
This sticker falls into the budget bracket for its peers, a sensible entry for collectors who want an official autograph without chasing premium films. For a long-term binder or a budget craft, it gives access to the player's signature without the higher-floor finishes demand.
The sticker is tied to PGL Copenhagen 2024, and that event name is stamped on the capsule provenance. Event provenance matters because the capsule origin fixes the sticker's source and ties it to the drop that produced those same clean-backed copies.
Because this comes from a tournament autograph capsule, the print run stopped when the capsule finished distribution, so the available clean stock is fixed and only declines when copies get applied. That permanent cap is the underlying scarcity property independent of short-term market moves.
An applied copy has been stuck to a weapon and can show edge wear, while a clean (unapplied) copy retains the original backing and is the one collectors prize for condition. For autographs, collectors routinely prefer unapplied examples because the signature and backing remain intact for trading, display, or future crafts.
Collectors pick this up for the combination of player autograph and capsule provenance: a full-provenance Nodios signature on a tournament issue, affordable at the Paper tier and straightforward to hold. For someone building a player or team collection, it slots into a long-term binder where finishes and scarcity can appreciate in relative terms.
Paper autographs like this one lay flat on most weapon canvases and are commonly used for clean, signature-forward crafts where reflection would be distracting. Because the finish doesn't fight the ink, many crafters prefer Paper versions when they want the autograph to be the focal point on a muted skin.
When shopping, verify the copy is unapplied and that the backing is intact; that preserves provenance and condition. The live price block on this page shows current market levels, so use that as your reference for any buy decision and check the item's applied state before committing.


